Math: Vocabulary Flashcards

Basics for learning graphs and terms

1
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Name and describe descriptors on a graph

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Title–name of the graph
Legend – description in a side box that explains parts of the graph
Labels – names describing X and Y axis
X axis – horizontal values for data
Y axis – vertical values for data

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2
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A Table is a chart that contains _____

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Rows and Columns

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3
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Describe a Pictograph.

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A pictograph uses images to represent a certain number of items

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4
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What is special about a line graph?

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It plots data points as dots and connects them with lines. This helps you notice trends.

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5
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What does a bar graph look like?

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Data is displayed in the form of vertical or horizontal bars along the X and Y axis

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6
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What is another name for a circle graph?

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Pie Chart

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7
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How does a Pie Chart work?

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The circle is divided into sections showing the % used by each segment compared to the whole.

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8
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What is the Central Tendency?

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The typical value found in the data.

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9
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What is the Mean?

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It’s the Average.

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10
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What is the Median?

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The value in the exact middle of the data set.

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11
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What is the Mode?

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The value used the most.

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12
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What is a histogram?

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It’s a special bar graph that show frequency on the Y axis.

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13
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What does Interquartile range mean?

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It’s the 50% of the data that falls in the middle of the data set. It excludes the first quarter of data and the last quarter of data.

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14
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What is a Scatter Plot?

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A graph of ordered pairs showing a relationship between two sets of data.

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15
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What is this?

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A Scatter plot

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16
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Bivariate Data means

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You get two sets of data and compare them to find a relationship.

17
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What kind of data is displayed here?

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Bivariate Data

18
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What is a ordered pair?

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Two numbers that intersect on a coordinate plane.

19
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What number in a ordered pair do you plot first?

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The first number is always on the X axis.

20
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Explain the three kinds of correlation a graph can show.

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Positive correlation–the graph goes up
Negative correlation–the graph goes down
No Correlation–the graph is all over the place

21
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What is the Independent variable?

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That’s the one that can be controlled. (Usually on the X axis.)

22
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What is the dependent variable?

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That variable depends on the other one. When the other variable changes if affect the dependent variable. (Usually on the Y axis.)

23
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What does the purple on this graph show?

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The interquartile range

24
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Bivariate Data

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Two sets of variables that cn change and are compared to find relationships

25
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Two sets of variables that cn change and are compared to find relationships

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Bivariate Data

26
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Scatterplot

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a graph of ordered pairs showing a relationship between two sets of data

27
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A graph of ordered pairs showing a relationship between two sets of data

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Scatterplot

28
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Scatterplot: What kind of variable goes on the X axis and what kind of variable goes on the y-axis

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Independent on the X-axis and Dependent of th Y-axis

29
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Dependent Variable

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A condition or piece of data in an experiment that is controlled or influenced by an outside factor, most ofter the independent variable.

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31
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Independent Variable

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A condition or piece of data in an experiment that can be controlled

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