CHAPTER 2-Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Displays #3-Fill in the

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CHAPTER 2-Descriptive Statistics: Tabular and Graphical Displays #3-Fill in the blank: is a tabular method of organizing raw data. Using a) A this, however, you lose access to the raw data and can, at best, use class marks as the best idea of the raw data that make up each class. This particular version identifies the number of observations that fall within each class. is a graphical display of raw data, similar to a bar b) A chart. You must use the tabular method in part a) to construct this c) A data. Bars of equal width are used, and their heights represent the number of observed values for a particular category. The bars are then graphed in decreasing order of height. , is a common chart used to represent qualitative d) A raw data. One benefit of this display is that actual data values can be read directly from it. is a graphical display that is constructed from the e) In a quartiles from your raw data, then calculate the inter-quartile range and the inner and outer fences. From these values you can construct this display which is very useful in determining mild and extreme outliers. , you need to determine the mean, median, and

Explanation / Answer

a) Frequency Table / Frequency Distribution Table

b) Histogram

c) Bar Chart

d) Line Graph/ even from Bar graph actual data values can be extracted.

e) Box - Whisker Plot

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