Statistics

Cards (19)

  • What are the two main types of data?
    Qualitative and quantitative
  • How can data be collected?
    Through surveys and experiments
  • What are the different types of charts and graphs used for data representation?
    • Bar charts
    • Histograms
    • Pie charts
    • Box plots
  • What is the purpose of analyzing trends in data?
    To draw conclusions from the data
  • What are the measures of central tendency?
    Mean, median, mode, and range
  • How does the mean provide insights into a data set?
    It represents the average value of the data
  • What is the median in a data set?
    The middle value when the data is ordered
  • What does the mode represent in a data set?
    The value that appears most frequently
  • What is the range of a data set?
    The difference between the highest and lowest values
  • What is probability terminology?
    Terms used to describe likelihood and chance
  • How do you calculate simple probability?
    By dividing the number of favorable outcomes by the total number of outcomes
  • What are compound probabilities?
    Probabilities that involve two or more events
  • What are complementary events in probability?
    Two events that are mutually exclusive and cover all possible outcomes
  • How do you interpret a bar chart?
    • Identify categories represented on the x-axis
    • Observe the height of bars to determine values
    • Compare different categories based on bar heights
  • How do you interpret a pie chart?
    • Identify the whole represented by the circle
    • Observe the size of each slice to determine proportions
    • Compare slices to understand relative sizes of categories
  • How do you interpret a box plot?
    • Identify the median, quartiles, and outliers
    • Understand the spread and skewness of the data
    • Compare different box plots for different data sets
  • What is the significance of calculating the range in a data set?
    • Indicates the spread of the data
    • Helps identify variability
    • Useful for understanding data distribution
  • How do mean, median, and mode differ in their insights into a data set?
    • Mean: Average value
    • Median: Middle value
    • Mode: Most frequent value
  • How can understanding probability concepts aid in decision-making?
    • Helps assess risks
    • Informs predictions about outcomes
    • Guides strategic planning based on likelihood