Module 16 measurement basics Flashcards

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Area =

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1/2 (sum of the Bases) x height

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This is the linear distance around an area or structure and is the sum of all the sides.

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Perimeter

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In the case of a circle, the perimeter is referred to as the

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circumference, and the formula is C=πd, where

π = 3.141593 and d = diameter of the circle.

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4
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Area of a rectangle

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area = length x width

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5
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Area of a triangle

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Area = 1/2(base x height)
or
Base x Height
---------------------    = Area
          2
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6
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Area of a trapezoid

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Area = 1/2 (Sum of the Bases) x Height

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__________ are quadrilaterals that have two parallel sides and two non-parallel sides. A trapezoid is a four sided closed shape or figure which cover some area and also has its perimeter. The sides which are parallel to each other are termed the bases. The non-parallel sides are known as legs or lateal sides. The distance between the parallel sides is known as the altitutde.

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Trapezoid

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8
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What are statistics?

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A statistic is a single number that represents a group.

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9
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These are numbers that can be measured and compared with a certain degree of objectivity and precision.

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Quantitative data

i.e., building size, acreage, parking spaces, building age

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10
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In contrast to quantitative data, we have data that is more subjective and often represented by words rater than numbers. _______

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qualitative data

Qualitive data can be analyzed through ranking or by assigning numbers to qualitative terms. Terms such as excellent, good, average.

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11
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The complete set of all the items in a specific category. A population is also referred to as a universe.

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Population

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12
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In statistics, a subset of a population selected for analysis.

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Sample

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13
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In statistics, a characteristic or attribute of an item, service, or individual that can change from observation to observation.

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Variable

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14
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The specific value of a variable is sometimes referred to as a

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variate

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15
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Appraisers commonly use statistics to measure a ___________ in a group of numbers to determine if there is a pattern.

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Central tendency

For example, a residential appraisal report form used by lenders asks for the predominant price and age of single-family housing that is located within the market area of the apprised property.

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16
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Mode=

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most frequently occurring

17
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Commonly referred to as an average

18
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The _____ is a positional average; it’s the number in the middle

19
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To find the median,

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it is first necessary to arrange the data in ascending or descending order; this is called an array. Then, count in an equal number from each end.

20
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Formula for Median

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n + 1
Md = ___________
2

Md=  median
n =  number of variates in the data set.
21
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Median number
2,3,4,5
Let’s work the formulat (four numbers + 1)
5 numbers divided by 2 is 2.5. The median is the number that lies between the second and third number. 3.5

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Median number

22
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What is bimodal distribution?

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When there are two modes

23
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The mean, median, and mode are measures of

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Central tendency and tell us where numbers tend to cluster.

24
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We can also examine measure of ______ which quantify the extent to which data vary from the average.

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dispersion

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The simplest measure of dispersion is the
range
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This is the difference between the highest and lowest value in the data set.
range
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You are asked to appraise a single-story dome home with a radius of 24 feet. What is the area of the home?
1,809 sq. ft. | Area of a circle is = π r² π = 3.141593 and r = radius