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YEAR 10 Chapter 4 Single variable and bivariate statistics Summary notes - Cambridge Maths NSW Stage 5.1/5.2/5.3

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Chapter 3 Notes for Single variable and bivariate statistics from exercise 4A-4I. Includes extensive explanation of all concepts within each exercise of the Chapter.

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chapter 4 notes


4A collecting, using and misusing statistical data




A is
population a group of
people, animals or objects with something in common.




A
sample is a group that
has been chosen f ro m a population.


Statistical data can be divided into subgroups



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Categorical Numerical




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Discret 2 continuos
om in al Ordinal take
(Data cah <Data can
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categorisered;limited
value
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a given ran . a
have no o rd e r number
eg. colours: e.g low, medium, values.
of time t ake n
e.g
a
re d, blue, high) e.g. n u m b e r of to complete

yellow)
children a race)




What
type ofd a t a wo u l d the following survey questions generate?

a) How many televisions do you have in your home?


b) To what
type of music do
you l i ke
most to listen?




The an swe r to the question is a number with limited number

a) Numerical and discrete
values; i n
of this case, a whole n u m b e r.




b) categorical and nominal The a n swe r is a type music
of and these categories have no order.




IB Review ofD a t a Displays


-
Graphs for a single set of categorical or discrete data



·
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plot
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column graph ·
Stem and-leaf
plot

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4B Review Data
of Displays




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the t wo common
m o st used 'measures C e n t re '
of are :




i values
(5) of
data
·
sum
=


mean

number of
data values




·

median the middle value When data a re placed in order



-> dataseti s
The mode of
a the data value that
o c c u rs frequently
m o st



->
Data can be symmetrical or skewed



Symmetrical




The mean and median will be equal



positively skewed




The median will be less than the mean




Negatively skewed




he median will be greater than the mean




wenty people are surveyed to find h ow
out
many times they use the internet
in a we e k . The

r aw data a re listed.



21, 19, 5, 10, 15, 18, 31, 40, 32, 25, 11, 28, 31, 29, 19.2, 13, 33, 14,24




a) Organise the data into a frequency table using class inter vals 1 0.
of Include a percentage



frequency column.




b) Constructa histogram fo r the data, showing both the
frequency and the percentage


frequency on the one graph



c) Construc t
a stem-and-leaf fo r
plot the data




a) use your stem-and-leaf plot to find the median

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