Chapter 6 Review: Data Analysis and Displays

Why would you use a circle graph?

• when you have continuous data

• to compare the frequency of the data

• when the data is too large for any other graph

• to show how the total data is divided into parts

Why would you use a histogram?

• good for continuous data and when you want to see intervals

• when organizing numerical data

• useful to compare how things change over time

• when you want to show the total divided into parts

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Identify the following data display.

• Scatter Plot

• Stem and Leaf Plot

• Line Graph

• Pictograph

Identify the following data display.

• Bar Graph

• Scatter Plot

• Segmented Bar Graph

• Line Plot

How many families were sampled?

• 19
• 21
• 7
• 6

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How many months is the temperature 70° or above in Dallas?

• 2
• 4
• 7
• 6

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What are Adrian's highest and lowest homework grades?

• 7 and 10

• 73 and 100

• 3 and 9

What is the outlier of the data?

• There is no outlier

• -5

• 6

• 0

What are the shortest and longest average life-spans in years?

• 0 and 12

• 1 and 105

• 16 to 30

• 61 to 75

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What is the most common life-span interval?

• 1 - 15

• 16 - 30

• 61 - 75

• 1 - 105

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