Data Sets and Distributions

Mrs. Andrews surveyed the students in her math classes to fnd out how many minutes each one studied for the last test. She created a dot plot for 1st period and for 2nd period. Select ALL the true statements about the data used to build the dot plots.

• The data for Mrs. Andrews’ 2nd period is more symmetrical than the data for Mrs. Andrews’ 1st period.

• The mode number of minutes students studied in Mrs. Andrews’ 1st period is greater than the mode number of minutes students studied in Mrs. Andrews’ 2nd period.

• The range of the data for Mrs. Andrews’ 1st period is less than the range of the data for Mrs. Andrews’ 2nd period.

• Both class periods have the same number of students.

Which of these three statements appear to be true?

• I only

• I and II

• II and III

• III only

Here is a box plot that summarizes data for the time, in minutes, that a fire department took to respond to 100 emergency calls. Select all the statements that are true, according to the box plot.

• Most of the response times were under 13 minutes.

• Fewer than 30 of the response times were over 13 minutes.

• More than half of the response times were 11 minutes or greater.

• There were more response times that were greater than 13 minutes than those that were less than 9 minutes.

• About 75% of the response times were 13 minutes or less.

Pineapples were packed in three large crates. For each crate, the weight of every pineapple in the crate was recorded. Here are three box plots that summarize the weights in each crate. Select all of the statements that are true, according to the box plots.

• The weights of the pineapples in Crate 1 were the most variable.

• The heaviest pineapple was in Crate 1.

• The lightest pineapple was in Crate 1.

• Crate 3 had the greatest median weight and the greatest IQR.

• More than half the pineapples in Crate 1 and Crate 3 were heavier than the heaviest pineapple in Crate 2.

How is the data distributed in this histogram?

• Symmetrically

• Skewed Right

• Skewed Left

How is the graph distributed?

• Normally

• Skewed to the Left

• Skewed to the Right

• Uniform

What is the maximum height in inches for all students surveyed? (Your answer should only be a number)

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

What fraction of the points were between 50-60?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

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6.13.A

What is the spread of the test scores?

• 12%

• 10%

• 13%

• 27%

How many students scored 93% or less?

• 6

• 16

• 14

• 13