BoxPlots

When finding the median for a set of data, the first step is to ...

• Add the numbers up

• find the number that repeats the most

• starting marking off numbers to the left and right until you get the middle number(s)

• Arrange the numbers in order from lowest to highest

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To find the mean for a set of numbers, we should ...

• look for a pattern in the numbers and then predict it

• add the numbers and then divide this sum by the amount of numbers in the list

• find the most repeated number(s) or write "no mode" if no number repeats

• arrange the numbers and find the middle one

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These are the steps for drawing a boxplot

• Arrange the numbers from lowest to highest

• Find the middle number(s) or average the two numbers on the left and right of where the middle should be

• Find Q1 by finding the middle number of the left side from the median

• Find Q3 by finding the middle number on the right side of the median

• Find the lower fence and upper fence by using a formula

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The mean for the following data is ...

5, 7, 2, 8, 14, 18, 3, 1, 6, 2, 7, 4

Round your answer to three decimal places

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To draw a fence on the box plot, the segment should be ...

• dashed

• solid and in color

• drawn as a ray in an angle

• placed always right above the median

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Points above the upper fence and/or below the lower fence are called

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What is the purpose of finding fences?

• Helps find the mean and mode

• Helps determine the standard deviaiton of data

• Helps determine if there are points of discontinuity

• Helps you identify if you have outliers or not

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What percent of the data is above Quartile 1?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 98.5%

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The purpose of boxplots

• Helps find what is normal and how many standard deviations you are from the mean

• Compares and Contrasts two sets of data

• Always shows all the values of the mode

• Shows all points of discontinity

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What percenatge of scores are always between Q1 and Q3

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