Display Data in Statistical Plots - 6th Grade Math
- Find for the data set .
- . is median of lower half: median of is .
- Identify for the sorted data using the median-of-halves method.
- . Median of upper half is .
- A box plot has minimum , , median , , maximum . What is the range?
- . Range = maximum - minimum = .
- What must be true about bin widths in a histogram for the display to be fair to compare bars?
- All bins must have the same width. Equal widths ensure fair visual comparison of frequencies.
- Find for a box plot with and .
- . Apply formula: .
- Identify the correct statement about the box in a box plot.
- The box spans from to (middle of data). Box contains the middle half of all data values.
- Identify the best plot to show exact repetitions in this small data set: .
- Dot plot. Dot plots clearly show individual values and repetitions.
- What does it mean when dots are stacked above the same number in a dot plot?
- That value occurs multiple times (higher frequency). Stacking shows repeated values - more dots mean more occurrences.
- In a box plot, what does the segment from to (the box) represent?
- The middle of the data (the IQR). The box contains the middle half of all data values.
- What must be true about bin widths in a histogram for a fair display?
- All bins must have equal width. Equal widths ensure fair visual comparison between intervals.
- What is the interquartile range (IQR) formula?
- . Measures spread of the middle 50% of data.
- What does represent in a box plot?
- The median of the lower half of the ordered data. First quartile marks the 25th percentile.
- What must be true about bin widths in a standard histogram?
- All bins have equal width on the number line. Ensures fair comparison between intervals.
- Find the median for the data set .
- . Middle value of 5 ordered values is the 3rd one.
- A box plot has and . What percent of the data lie between and ?
- . The box always contains the middle 50% of data.
- What is a histogram used to display on a number line?
- Frequencies of data grouped into equal-width intervals (bins). Groups data into bins to show distribution patterns.
- What is a dot plot used to display on a number line?
- Data values with dots; each dot represents occurrence. Shows individual data points clearly on a number line.
- What does each dot represent in a dot plot when no stacking is needed?
- One data value (one observation). Each dot marks one occurrence of that specific value.
- Which plot groups data into equal-width intervals (bins) on a number line: dot plot, histogram, or box plot?
- Histogram. Groups data into bins with bars showing frequency.
- Identify the part of a box plot that shows the middle of the data.
- The box from to . The box contains the middle two quartiles.
- Identify what the height of a bar in a histogram represents.
- The frequency (count) of data in that interval. Bar height shows how many values fall in that bin.
- Identify for the sorted data using the median-of-halves method.
- . Median of lower half is .
- Find the IQR if and .
- . Subtract: .
- What is the interquartile range (IQR) in a box plot written as a formula?
- . Measures the spread of the middle 50% of data.
- What is a dot plot on a number line used to display?
- A data set by marking a dot above each value on a number line. Shows distribution by placing dots at their values on the number line.
- Find if and .
- . Subtract first quartile from third quartile.
- Find the frequency of in this data set: .
- . Count occurrences: the value appears three times.
- Which plot is best to show how many values fall in intervals for a large data set?
- Histogram. Histograms efficiently group and display large data sets.
- Which plot is best for showing exact repeated values: dot plot, histogram, or box plot?
- Dot plot. Each dot shows one occurrence, perfect for duplicates.
- What does the median represent in a data set?
- The middle value when the data are ordered. Splits ordered data into two equal halves.
- Find the median of the ordered data set .
- . Middle value of odd-sized set is the 3rd of 5 values.
- In a box plot, what do the whiskers represent?
- The minimum and maximum values (ends of the data). Whiskers extend to show the full range of the data.
- What do the whiskers of a box plot represent in a standard grade-level box plot?
- They extend from to minimum and from to maximum. Show the spread from quartiles to extremes.
- Find the range for the data set .
- . Range = maximum - minimum = .
- What is a box plot (box-and-whisker plot) used to display?
- A distribution using the five-number summary. Shows spread and center using quartiles visually.
- A histogram bin labeled has height . How many data values are in ?
- values. Height equals count of values in that interval.
- A dot plot shows dots at and dots at . How many data values are shown total?
- . Count all dots: .
- What are the five numbers in the five-number summary for a box plot?
- Minimum, , median, , maximum. These values divide data into four equal parts.
- What does the height of a bar in a histogram represent?
- The frequency (count) in that interval. Bar height shows how many data points fall in that bin.
- What does represent in a box plot?
- The median of the upper half of the ordered data. Third quartile marks the 75th percentile.
- What is a dot plot on a number line used to show about a data set?
- A dot above each value shows its frequency on a number line. Each dot represents one data value's position on the number line.
- Which plot is best for large data sets grouped into intervals: dot plot, histogram, or box plot?
- Histogram. Bins organize many values into manageable groups.
- Which plot is best for quickly comparing spread using quartiles: dot plot, histogram, or box plot?
- Box plot. Shows five-number summary at a glance.
- Identify the median of the data set .
- . Average of middle two: .
- A histogram bin has bar height . What does mean in this context?
- data values are in . Bar height shows count of values in that bin.
- What are the five numbers in the five-number summary for a box plot?
- Minimum, , median, , maximum. These divide the data into quarters.
- Identify the plot type that groups data into equal-width intervals (bins) on a number line.
- Histogram. Groups continuous data into bins with bars showing frequencies.
- In a box plot, what does the vertical line inside the box represent?
- The median. Shows the middle value that splits data in half.
- What is a box plot (box-and-whisker plot) used to display from a data set?
- The five-number summary on a number line. Shows min, , median, , and max values.
- What is the range formula for a data set?
- . Measures total spread from smallest to largest value.
- What is the meaning of a stack of dots above the value in a dot plot?
- The value occurs times. Each dot represents one occurrence of that value.
- Identify the median of the data set .
- . Middle value when ordered: .
- In a histogram with bins , , , which bin contains the value ?
- . Square bracket includes the endpoint.
- Find the median of the ordered data set .
- . For even-sized sets, average the two middle values.
- What is the interquartile range, written as a formula?
- . Measures spread of the middle 50% of data.
- Find for the data set .
- . is median of upper half: median of is .
- Find the range of the data set with minimum and maximum .
- . Subtract minimum from maximum for total spread.