Across
- 3. a number line with dots to show how many times that number repeats
- 4. stands for the interquartile range and the formula is q3-q1
- 5. highest - smallest
- 6. these are broken up into quartile one and quartile 3.
- 8. this is a number that measures how far the data is spread out
- 9. can be in many shapes such as symmetric, skewed left, skewed right, unimodal, bimodal, and uniform
- 12. when the mean will be less than the median
- 13. we measure this by calculating the mean or median
- 14. a bargraph with bars to show how many data points are in each bin
- 15. add all numbers and divide by the number of data you added
- 18. the smallest, biggest, q1, q3, and the median (5 numbers)
- 19. a visual representation of the five number summary
Down
- 1. place the number in order from least to greatest and find the middle number
- 2. Data values that are extremely higher or lower than the rest of the data values. the formula is less than q1-1.5*iqr or greater than q3+1.5*iqr
- 7. a percentagle of the data compared to the whole
- 10. the possible outcomes are categories
- 11. same as variability
- 12. an acronym that helps you remember how to compare distributions. stands for shape, center, spread, and outliers.
- 16. when the mean will be greater than the median
- 17. all the possible outcomes are numbers