test #2-graphing and summarizing data Flashcards

1
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what is a bar graph

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-vertical/horizontal.
- for categorical data
-bars separated by space

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2
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what is a Pareto chart

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  • same as bar graph but in increasing or decreasing order.
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3
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a complete frequency distribution table contains;

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values, frequency, relative frequency and cumulative frequency

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4
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what is relative frequency

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1/19, 9/19, 4/19…

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5
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what is a grouped frequency distribution table

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-organizes grouped data
-5 to 20 groups is ideal
-calculate class width for classes

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6
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difference between discrete or continuous data in a table

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discrete; x-y
continuous; [x,y[

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7
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what is a histogram

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-only for continuous data
- similar to a bar graph, but the bars are side by side.
-different bars are the different classes

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8
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what is a frequency polygon

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only for grouped data
made by joining the mid values of the groups

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9
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what is a cumulative frequency polygon

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only for grouped data
requires the upper bound of each class

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10
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how can you find the upper bound for discrete data.

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x-y
UB: y.5

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11
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how can you find the upper bound for continuous data

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[x,y[
UB: y

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12
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what is a stem and leaf plot

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represents data by splitting each value into a stem (first digit) and leaf (las digit(s))

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13
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why do we use measures of central tendency

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to identify what is normal for a data set

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14
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what is the mean

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the average
it is very outlier sensitive.

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15
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what is the median

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the middle value
values have to be placed in increasing or decreasing order
not outlier sensitive

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16
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what is the mode

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the most frequent

17
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how do you find the median and mode for groupe data

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medial class and grouped data

18
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what are measures of dispersion

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it describes how spread out or dispersed the data is

19
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what is the range

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the difference between the lowest and the highest values. [min,max]

20
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what is standard deviation

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a useful measure of how much the data values deviate from the mean root variance

21
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what is variance

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the average of the square differences from the mean (standard deviation) exp2

22
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when do you use sx vs ox for standard deviation

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sx when the data set is less than 30 and ox when its greater than 30

23
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what are measures of position

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the location of data values relative to other values in the same data set

24
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how can you find outliers

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a value is < Q1-1.5(IQR)
a value is > Q3-1.5(IQR)

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