What happens to the mean and median in a symmetrical histogram?

• They become identical

• They move further apart

• Only the mean is affected

• Only the median is affected

In a left-skewed graph, how do the mean and median compare to the mode?

• There is no relationship

• Mean is greater than median, which is greater than the mode

• Mean and median are greater than the mode

• Mean and median are less than the mode

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What does a right-skewed histogram indicate about the mean and median?

• No specific relationship

• Mean is less than the median

• Median is less than the mean

• Mean and median are equal

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What does the spread of a graph tell us?

• The average value of the data

• The highest data point only

• The consistency of the data

• The total number of data points

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How is the interquartile range calculated?

• Quartile 3 minus Quartile 1

• Quartile 3 plus Quartile 1

• Quartile 2 minus Quartile 1

• Quartile 1 minus Quartile 3

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What is the significance of the interquartile range in a dataset?

• It shows the range of most extreme values

• It indicates the middle 50% of the data

• It calculates the average value

• It identifies all outliers

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What formula is used to find outliers above Quartile 3?

• Quartile 3 plus 1.5 times interquartile range

• Quartile 1 minus 1.5 times interquartile range

• Quartile 1 plus 1.5 times interquartile range

• Quartile 3 minus 1.5 times interquartile range

How does the SOCS framework help in data analysis?

• By determining the exact value of outliers

• By organizing thoughts on shape, outliers, center, and spread

• By calculating the median only

• By providing a formula for calculating mean

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Why might people watch more TV in July than in October?

• Television shows are better in July

• More free time in summer

• Colder weather in July

• More holidays in July

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What does a unimodal histogram indicate?

• Data cannot be skewed

• There are multiple peaks of equal height

• There is one predominant peak

• Data is evenly distributed