Across
- 4. the list of every possible outcome
- 6. one thing that can happen during an experiment
- 8. the middle number when the data set is listed in order
- 10. an experiment used to estimate the probability of a real-world event
- 11. the number that tells us how likely it is for an event to happen
- 12. a set of one or more outcomes in a chance experiment
- 13. you find this by subtracting the first quartile and the third quartile
Down
- 1. set of people or things that we study
- 2. one way to measure how spread out the data is... mean absolute
- 3. what a sample is of a population if its distribution resembles the population's distribution in center, shape, and spread
- 5. something you do over and over again without knowing what will happen
- 7. a word used to describe the equally likely outcomes of a chance experiment
- 9. the balancing point of the data (add all the numbers then divide by how many)
- 10. part of a population