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Quantitative and Categorical Data

Quantitative and Categorical Data

Assessment

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Mathematics

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7th - 12th Grade

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Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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18 Slides • 17 Questions

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Stats intro & categorical data

by Brandy Stapleton

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What is DATA?  

Information and facts that can be collected to help people solve problems, understand trends or to simply entertain!  We will be reviewing two types of data: Categorical and Numerical.

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This is data that has been collected and displayed.  What types of graphs do you recognize?  Why are graphs helpful?

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​Data
  • ​Piece of information

  • ​Gathered body of FACTS​

  • In short, DATA is information or facts that can be collected to help people solve problems, understand trends or simply to entertain!

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There are 2 types of data

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​Qualitative Data

​Also known as CATEGORICAL data

​It categorizes or ​describes an element

​​So, operations like addition, subtraction, etc are NOT meaningful for such type of data

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 Breeds of Dogs!

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Categorical Data is...

 A collection of data that can be put into categories or groups.  Such as.......

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Genres of books!

Categorical Data is...

 A collection of data that can be put into categories or groups.  Such as.......

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​Quantitative Data

It is also known as NUMERICAL data as you can count it.

So, operations like addition, subtraction, etc are meaningful for such type of data

​​It is expressed in number form (not as letters or words) such as....

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Your height! (How tall you are.)

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Numerical Data is...

 

These data are expressed in number form, (NOT words or letters). For example...

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Time spent walking!

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Numerical Data is...

 

These data are expressed in number form, (NOT words or letters). For example...

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There are 2 types of QUANTITATIVE data​

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Which type of data is it?

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Multiple Choice

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Gender

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Categorical

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Discrete

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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

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Hair color

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Categorical

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Discrete

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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

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Height

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Categorical

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Discrete

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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

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Eye color

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Categorical

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Discrete

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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of categorical data?

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favorite team sports?

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the number of red jellybeans in a box?

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how much money in your piggy bank?

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Multiple Choice

What is an example of numerical data?

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most popular video game?

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how much each dog weighs (how heavy)?

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favorite day of the week

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of numerical data?

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Most popular video game

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How much each dog weighs (how heavy)?

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Favorite day of the week

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How happy is he?

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Multiple Select

Which are examples of categorical data?

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Most popular video game

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How much each dog weighs (how heavy)?

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Favorite day of the week

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How tall is he?

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Shoe Size

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Multiple Choice

Data that focuses on information that can be counted is called?

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Qualitative Data

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Quantitative Data

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Categorical Data

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Multiple Choice

Data related to a person's experiences as represented through words is called

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Qualitative Data

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Discrete Data

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Continuous Data

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​Quantitative Data
Is it discrete or continuous???

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Multiple Choice

How many miles it takes to use up a tank of gas. 
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Discrete
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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

The time it takes to complete a marathon
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Continuous
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Discrete 

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Multiple Choice

The number of orange Skittles in a bag.

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Continuous

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Discrete

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Multiple Choice

The number of suitcases lost by airlines. 
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Discrete
2
Continuous

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Multiple Choice

The time it takes for a car battery to die. 
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Discrete
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Continuous

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Multiple Choice

While driving to Florida, Sophia averaged 72 m.p.h. 
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Discrete
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Continuous

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Great Work Today...​

Just one more question....

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Open Ended

A. If you could collect your own data from a survey you prepared for your classmates, what would you like to know?


B. Would the data (answers) collected in the survey be categorical or numerical? Explain.

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