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Questioner Chapter 21. Kilie Pennington. Question 1. What is meant by the “shape of data”?
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Questioner Chapter 21 Kilie Pennington
Question 1 • What is meant by the “shape of data”? • The “shape of data” is a sense of how data are spread out or grouped, what characteristics about the data set as a whole can be described, and what the data tell us in a global way about the population from which they are taken
Question 2 • How would you explain the difference between a bar graph and a histogram? • A bar graph displays data either vertically or horizontally and allows viewers to compare items that are displayed on the chart. A histogram is a type of bar graph that shows the categories are at equal intervals along a numeric scale and the height or length of each bar is determined by the number of data elements falling into that particular interval.
Question 3 • Who can illustrate a stem and leaf plot with the following numbers? • 45 94 85 72 91 96 91 98 48 64 65 • 4 5, 8 • 5 • 6 4, 5 • 7 2 • 8 5 • 9 1, 1, 4, 6, 8
Question 4 • How is a circle graph similar to a bar graph? • A circle graph and a bar graph both show items in a population and the popularity of each item and allows viewers to compare the items to one another.
Question 5 • How many ways can you make a circle graph? Can you name them? • 3. Human circle graphs, rational number wheel, and percent necklace.
Question 6 • How effective are the different kinds of graphs at showing and comparing data? Which do you think are most effective? • ???
Question 7 • Can you design a circle graph that shows each of the following percents? • 20% 40% 10% 30%