Chapter 3: Frequency Distribution and The Graphical Representation Of Data Flashcards

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What’s a frequency table

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It is a table with classes or intervals of values and corresponding frequencies

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What is an array

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An array is a dataset that has been sorted from smallest to largest

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3
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What is a range

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It is the difference between the largest and smallest observations

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What is the procedure of drawing up a frequency table

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Steps:
1. Calculate the range
2. Determined the number of classes
3. Calculate the class width
4. Calculate the class boundaries
5. Tabulate the observations

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What is the class midpoint

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The class midpoint is that value that lies in the middle of each class interval

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6
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What are percentage frequencies

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They are obtained by multiplying relative frequencies by 100

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7
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What is a histogram

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It is a graphical representation of a frequency table

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What is a frequency polygon

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It is a graph with the frequencies of each class interval approaching against the class midpoints and the points are joint with straight lines

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