2ND 2T

What is Statistics?

• Graphic representation.

• Science that helps to organize, present, analyze and interpret data for future decision-making.

• Science studies numbers, shapes, and space using reason and usually a special system of symbols.

Statistics is the "science that helps to organize, present, analyze and interpret historical data as a fundamental element of judgment for future decision-making by the entrepreneur".

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the process is as follows:

Data tabulation:It means encoding and transcribing the data into a comprehension and analysis tool.

Data grouping:Once the data has been transcribed, the next activity is to group it based on common characteristics.

Obtaining results:The next activity is to obtain the results, according to what is desired.

Graphic representation:To facilitate the analysis, it is necessary to present the results considering graphical representations.

Interpretation and conclusions:Interpret the results as an element to draw conclusions that allow the entrepreneur to make appropriate decisions

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Measures of central tendency

 

What is Descriptive Statistics?

• Presentation of numeral data using tables, colums, lines, pies, etc.

• Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Controlling.

• None of the above.

Statistical Process

• Data grouping

  Data tabulation

  Obtaining results

  Graphic representation

  Data interpretation and conclusions

• Graphic representation

  Data interpretation and conclusions

  Data tabulation

  Data grouping

  Obtaining results

• Data tabulation

  Data grouping

  Obtaining results

  Graphic representation

  Data interpretation and conclusions

What do you do in the data tabulation?

• To select the criteria for grouping the responses received must be sought.

• To transcribe the data to comprehend it and analyze it.

• To stablish results numerically, through additions, measures of central tendency, etc.

What do you do in the data grouping?

• To sellect the criteria for grouping the responses received must be sought.

• To tanscribe the data to comprehend it and analize it.

• To stablish results numerically, through additions, measures of central tendency, etc.

What do you do in the obtaining results?

• To select the criteria for grouping the responses received must be sought.

• To transcribe the data to comprehend it and analyze it.

• To establish results numerically, through additions, measures of central tendency, etc.

What do you do in the obtaining results?

• To select the criteria for grouping the responses received must be sought.

• To transcribe the data to comprehend it and analyze it.

• To establish results numerically, through additions, measures of central tendency, etc.