2.1 Frequency Distributions and Their Graphs Flashcards

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Frequency Distribution

A
  • Table that shows intervals of data entries with a count of the number of entries in each interval.
  • Usually 5-12 classes of equal width.
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Class Width (starting number)

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  • Maximum - minimum divided by number of classes (round up).
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Frequency (f)
How do you find this?

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  • Number of data entries in that class.
  • Tally then count tally.
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Midpoint

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  • class # + class # divided by 2.
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5
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Relative Frequency

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  • Frequency divided by the frequency total.
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6
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NOT ON U2 PT1 TEST Cumulative Frequency

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  • Sum of the frequency for that class and all previous classes.
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Histogram

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  • Graphic display of data that shows bars of the same width; bars always touch; use broken axis when necessary.
  • Compares data in varying intervals.
  • Quantitative data.
  • Vertical scale : frequency of classes
  • Horizontal scale : identifies variable; uses midpoints for scale
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8
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Stem and leaf chart was created by….

A

John Turky

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