Analyze and Interpret Data Tables

Analyze

Hector has a collection of postcards. The frequency table shows the number of postcards he has from each country. The number of postcards from the United States is 3 times the number he has from which country?

• Japan

• France

• Norway

• Canada

The table shows the types of sandwiches sold at a deli yesterday. How many more chicken than tuna salad sandwiches were sold?

• 12

• 7

• 13

• 19

Students vote for their favorite type of craft project and record the results in a frequency table. What is the difference in frequency between the least favorite craft and the craft with the most votes?

• 9

• 37

• 1

• 8

Students vote for their favorite location for a field trip. Which two locations have the least difference in the frequency?

• Aquarium and Zoo

• Zoo and Science Museum

• Theater and Art Museum

• Aquarium and Theater

How many students voted for the two most popular hobbies?

• 35

• 40

• 4

• 30

Select all the statements that describe the distribution of the data.

• There is a gap from 1 to 3 pounds of trash.

• The data is spread out from 1 to 10 pounds of trash.

• There is an outlier at 1 pound of trash.

Select all the statements that describe the distribution of the data

• The data has a peak at 20 chocolates.

• The data is skewed(spread) right.

• The data is spread out from 4 to 20 chocolates.

Select all the statements that describe the distribution of the data.

• The data has a peak at 8 books.

• The data is skewed(spread) left.

• The data is spread out from 3 to 8 books.

Select all the statements that describe the distribution of the data.

• The distribution is roughly symmetric.

• The data is spread out from 32 to 40 sit-ups.

• The center of the data is at 35 sit-ups.

Select all the statements that describe the distribution of the data.

• The data has a peak at 1 book.

• The data is skewed(spread) left.

• There is a gap from 6 to 8 books.