Graphing Data

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AP Statistics › Graphing Data

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Histogram4

Based on the histogram, which of the following sets of values was most common in the sample?

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Histogram4

Based on the histogram, which of the following sets of values was most common in the sample?

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A basketball coach wants to determine if a player's height can be used to predict the number of points that player scores in a season. Before using a statistical test to determine the precise relationship of the variables, the coach wants a visual of the data to see if there is likely to be a relationship. Which of the following should the coach create?

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A basketball coach wants to determine if a player's height can be used to predict the number of points that player scores in a season. Before using a statistical test to determine the precise relationship of the variables, the coach wants a visual of the data to see if there is likely to be a relationship. Which of the following should the coach create?

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Based on the scatter plot below, is there a correlation between the and variables? If so, describe the correlation.

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Order the correlation coefficients to fit the order of the following graphs (two coefficients will not be used)

, , , , ,

Scattertot

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Based on the scatter plot below, is there a correlation between the and variables? If so, describe the correlation.

Question_11

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Order the correlation coefficients to fit the order of the following graphs (two coefficients will not be used)

, , , , ,

Scattertot

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Louie collected the following data on sleeping habits of his classmates:

Sleep

Calculate the median, 1st and 3rd quartile (Q1 and Q3) and mode for the data. There are 19 students in the class.

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Louie collects data on the amount of sleep students in his class get.

Below is a graphical representation of the data

Sleep

Which of the following is/are false about Louie's class' data?

i: the student with 2 hours of sleep is an outlier

ii: without the student with 2 hours of sleep the data is roughly normally distributed

iii: without the student with 2 hours of sleep the data is slightly right skewed

iv: the student with 2 hours of sleep is within 2 standard deviations of the mean

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