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Question 1

a rule that relates values from a set of value to a second set of value

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relation

Question 2

a set of ordered pairs (x,y)

Answer 2

relation

Question 3

what are the terms that can be used in x?

Answer 3

input, independent variable, domain, and abscissa

Question 4

what are the terms that can be used in y?

Answer 4

output, dependent variable, range, ordinate

Question 5

types of relation

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one-to-one
one-to-many
many-to-one
many-to-many

Question 6

a relation where each element in the domain is related to only one value in the range

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function

Question 7

identify if it is a function of not:

{(2, 3), (-1, 2), (2, 5), (4, 3)}

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not function

Question 8

identify if it is a function of not:

{(2, 3), (-1, 2), (3, 5), (4, 3)}

Answer 8

function

Question 9

the development, execution, and supervision of plans, policies, programs, and practices that control the value of data information

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data management

Question 10

the process is what statistics is all about

Answer 10

data management

Question 11

a branch of math dealing with the collection, organization, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of data

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statistics

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how do we manage data?

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we gather, organize, represent, and interpret

Question 13

Data Gathering

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direct or interview method
indirect or questionnaire method
registration method
observation method
experimental method

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Data collected from whatever manner is called

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raw data

Question 15

Data can be classified according to the scale of measurement that four (4) levels of measurement:

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nominal scale
ordinal scale
interval scale
retro scale

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assigns names or labels

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nominal scale

Question 17

assigns numbers or labels to observations with implied ordering (highest/lowest)

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ordinal scale

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assigns real numbers to reflect distance between rank positions

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interval scale

Question 19

assigns numbers to observations to reflect the existence of absolute zero point

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retro scale

Question 20

different ways or forms to present data

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textual form
tabular form
graphical form

Question 21

makes use of words, sentences, and paragraphs; commonly used when there are only few numerical data

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textual form

Question 22

a systematic presentation of data in rows and columns

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tabular form

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shows numerical values in pictorial form

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graphical form

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good chart should possess the following properties:

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accuracy
simple
clear
attractive

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the dimensional aspect should reflect the highest degree of accuracy

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accurate

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the design should be straightforward

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simple

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it should be easily read and understood

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clear

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it is designed to attract and hold the attention

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attractive

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different types of graphs

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line graph
bar graph
pie chart
pictograph

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used when; (1) data cover long period of time; (2) several series are compared; (3) movements are to be determined; (4) trends are to be established

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line graph

Question 31

used to show percentage or the composition by parts of a whole

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pie chart

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used when numerical values that cover a long period of time are compared

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bar graph

Question 33

used to immediately suggest the nature of data

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pictograph

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are measures indicating the center of a set of data which are arranged in order of magnitude

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measures of central tendency

Question 35

It is described as the point about which the score tends to cluster, hence, regarded as a sort of average in the series

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measures of central tendency

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It is the center of the concentration of the scores

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measures of central tendency

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It is a single number which describes the totality of the set of data collected

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measures of central tendency

Question 38

It refers to the parameters of the sample

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measures of central tendency

Question 39

three measures of central tendency commonly used

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mean
median
mode

Question 40

is the most popular and well-known measure of central tendency

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mean or arithmetic mean (average)

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It can be used with both discrete and continuous data (although it is used most often with continuous data

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mean or arithmetic mean (average)

Question 42

the most frequently used measure of central tendency

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mean or arithmetic mean (average)

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The mean is denoted by a symbol __ for population

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μ or mu

Question 44

The mean is denoted by a symbol __ for sample

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x̄ or x-bar

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is the middle score for a set of data arranged in order of magnitude

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median

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best used when data has several extreme entities

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median

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median is denoted by __

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Md

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is the most frequent score in the data set

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mode

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It is sometimes considered as the most popular option

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mode

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only one mode

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unimodal

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2 modes

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bimodal

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more than 2 modes

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multimodal

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all of the numbers in set have the same frequency

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no mode

Question 54

formula for population mean

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𝜇=(∑𝑥𝑖 )/𝑁

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formula for sample mean

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𝑥̅=(∑𝑥𝑖 )/𝑛

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formula for median if n is odd

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𝑀𝑑=𝑋_((𝑛+1)/2)

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formula for median if n is even

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𝑀𝑑=(𝑋_(𝑛/2)+𝑋_((𝑛/2)+1))/2

Question 58

mode is denoted by

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Mo