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| The 'Middle' number of the set. |
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| The number that occurs most frequentley |
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| The difference between the highest and lowest. |
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a component of a data set is
the total difference between that
component and a given point |
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| A group of numbers gathered around a certain value |
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| A collection of facts such as measurements or values |
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| A selection taken from a larger group. |
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| A huge interval between a set of numbers. |
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| How spread out or scattered a set of data is. |
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| To seperate into catagories or to classify. |
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| A statistical data type consisting of categoricalial varibles. |
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| Levels of measurement or scales of mesure. |
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| The difference between the first and third quartiles in a set of data |
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| Selection of a random sample. |
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| A line going diagonly across something |
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| A space between two objects, points, or units. |
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| Smallest or least out of a data set |
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| The number that divdes the lower half of the data into equal sets |
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| Measures of Central Tendency |
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| A number detached from the main body or the system |
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| The ratio or length of a drawing |
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| The practice or science of collecting data in large quanitys |
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| Largest or biggest number out of a data set. |
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| The number that diivides the upper ha;f of the data into equal sets. |
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| A digram in which the numerical values of variables are represented by the height or length |
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| A covinent way of graphicly dipicting data thru their quartiles |
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| Arrangement of the values that one or more of the varibles take in a sample. |
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| A diagram consisting of rectangles whose area is proportinal to the frequency of a varible. |
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| A graph that uses points connected to lines to show how something changes. |
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| A set of data where each set of data is showed by a dot. |
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| A graph of a plot of points that show the relationships of 2 sets of data. |
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A stem-and-leaf display is a device for
presenting quantitative data in a graphical
format, similar to a histogram |
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