Statistics Y10 Summarising Data, Scatter Graphs and Correlation EoT test Flashcards

1
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what are avergaes

A

measures of central tendency or location

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2
Q

what is the mode for discrete data

A

the value that occurs most often

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3
Q

what is bimodal data

A

data with two modes

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4
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what is the median for discrete data

A

the middle value in an ordered list

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5
Q

calculate the median value for discrete data

A

1/2(number of values+1)

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6
Q

what is the mean for discrete data

A

the sum of all the values divided by the number of values

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7
Q

calculate mean for discrete data

A

Σ values / number of values

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8
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what is the mode for grouped data

A

the group with the highest frequency

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9
Q

calculate mean for grouped discrete data

A

Σ frequency*value / Σ frequency

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10
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calculate the median value for continuous data

A

1/2(number of values)

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11
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estimate median using linear interpolation

A

L + ((n/2 - F) / f) * w
L = lower boundary or median class
n = number of values
F = cumulative frequency up to median class
f = frequency of median class
w = width of median class

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12
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estimate mean for continuous data

A

Σ frequency*midpoint / Σ frequency

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13
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calculate geometric mean

A

nth root (value1 * value2 … * value n)

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14
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what happens to the averages when all the data values are increased by the same amount/percentage

A

the averages are increased by the same amount/percentage

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15
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calculate weighted mean

A

Σ value*weight / Σ weight

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16
Q

calculate range

A

largest - smallest value

17
Q

calculate upper and lower quartiles for discrete data

A

Q1 = 1/4 (number of values + 1)th value
Q3 = 3/4 (number of values + 1)th value

18
Q

calculate upper and lower quartiles for continuous data

A

Q1 = 1/4 (number of values)th value
Q3 = 3/4 (number of values)th value

19
Q

calculate interquartile range

A

upper quartile - lower quartile

20
Q

calculate standard deviation for discrete data

A

square root( (Σx² / n) - (Σx / n)² )

21
Q

calculate standard deviation for continuous data

A

square root( (Σfx² / Σf) - (Σfx / Σf)² )

22
Q

calculate boundaries for outliers

A

lowest < (Q1 - 1.5 * IQR)
highest > (Q3 + 1.5 * IQR)

23
Q

calculate skew

A

3(mean - median) / standard deviation

24
Q

what variable is on the x-axis

A

independent/explanatory

25
Q

what variable is on the y-axis

A

dependent/response

26
Q

what is a correlation

A

an association between variables

27
Q

what is interpolation

A

estimating the value of a variable within the range of the data set

28
Q

what is exterpolation

A

estimating the value of a variable outside the range of the data set

29
Q

calculate gradient

A

change in y / change in x

30
Q

calculate y-intercept

A

meanY - gradient * meanX

31
Q

calculate spearman’s rank correlation coefficient

A

1 - (6 * Σd²) / (n * (n² - 1) )
d = difference between ranks (lowest > highest) of each variable
n = number of data values

32
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what is perason’s product moment correlation coefficient suitable for

A

random samples from normal distribution