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Question 1 of 11
1. Question
Create a dot plot using the data set below.`8` `11` `12` `11` `11` `10` `11` `9` `8` `12` `14` `13` `10` `6` `10` `14` `11` `10` `9` `11` Hint
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A dot plot is a number line that contains all possible scores from a data set and uses dots to represent frequency.First, find the highest and the lowest score.`\text(Highest Score)` `=` `14` `\text(Lowest Score)` `=` `6` Create a number line with with ascending values from the lowest to highest scoresNext, read across the data while placing a dot above the corresponding score.`8` `11` `12` `11` `11` `10` `11` `9` `8` `12` `14` `13` `10` `6` `10` `14` `11` `10` `9` `11` Continue doing this until all scores are accounted for.To check, count the total dots and make sure it is equal to the number of given scores, which is `20`. -
Question 2 of 11
2. Question
Create a dot plot using the data set below.`65` `66` `68` `68` `68` `72` `73` `75` `76` Correct
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A dot plot is a number line that contains all possible scores from a data set and uses dots to represent frequency.First, find the highest and the lowest score.`\text(Highest Score)` `=` `76` `\text(Lowest Score)` `=` `65` Create a number line with with ascending values from the lowest to highest scoresNext, read across the data while placing a dot above the corresponding score.`65` `66` `68` `68` `68` `72` `73` `75` `76` Continue doing this until all scores are accounted for.To check, count the total dots and make sure it is equal to the number of given scores, which is `9`. -
Question 3 of 11
3. Question
Create a dot plot using the data set below.Academy Awards Movies No. of Awards Cavalcade 3 Tom Jones 4 Terms of Endearment 5 American Beauty 5 The Hurt Locker 6 Dance with Wolves 7 Slumdog Millionaire 8 My Fair Lady 8 Ben-Hur 11 Correct
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A dot plot is a number line that contains all possible scores from a data set and uses dots to represent frequency.First, find the highest and the lowest score.`\text(Highest Score)` `=` `11` `\text(Lowest Score)` `=` `3` Create a number line with with ascending values from the lowest to highest scoresNext, read across the data while placing a dot above the corresponding score.Movies No. of Awards Cavalcade `3` Tom Jones `4` Terms of Endearment `5` American Beauty 5 The Hurt Locker 6 Dance with Wolves 7 Slumdog Millionaire 8 My Fair Lady 8 Ben-Hur 11 Continue doing this until all scores are accounted for.To check, count the total dots and make sure it is equal to the number of given scores, which is `9`. -
Question 4 of 11
4. Question
Create a dot plot using the data set below.Sales Tax State Percent State Percent Oklahoma 5 New Mexico 5 New York 4 Illinois 6 Wisconsin 5 Kansas 6 Virginia 4 Colorado 3 North Carolina 5 Pennsylvania 6 Washington 7 Ohio 6 New Hampshire 0 Oregon 0 Alaska 0 Hawaii 4 Georgia 4 Correct
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A dot plot is a number line that contains all possible scores from a data set and uses dots to represent frequency.First, find the highest and the lowest score.`\text(Highest Score)` `=` `7` `\text(Lowest Score)` `=` `0` Create a number line with with ascending values from the lowest to highest scoresNext, read across the data while placing a dot above the corresponding score.State Percent State Percent Oklahoma `5` New Mexico 5 New York `4` Illinois 6 Wisconsin `5` Kansas 6 Virginia 4 Colorado 3 North Carolina 5 Pennsylvania 6 Washington 7 Ohio 6 New Hampshire 0 Oregon 0 Alaska 0 Hawaii 4 Georgia 4 Continue doing this until all scores are accounted for.To check, count the total dots and make sure it is equal to the number of given scores, which is `17`. -
Question 5 of 11
5. Question
Find the mode of the dot plot below.- `\text(Mode )=` (11)
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The mode of a data set is the value with the highest frequencyThe mode of a dot plot is represented by the score with the most dots.We can see that the score `11` has `6` dots, and is the most frequent score on the dot plot.Therefore, the mode for this data set is `11``\text(Mode)=11` -
Question 6 of 11
6. Question
Find the mode of the dot plot below.- `\text(Mode )=` (66)
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The mode of a data set is the value with the highest frequencyThe mode of a dot plot is represented by the score with the most dots.We can see that the score `66` has `3` dots, and is the most frequent score on the dot plot.Therefore, the mode for this data set is `66``\text(Mode)=66` -
Question 7 of 11
7. Question
The scores for a game are represented on the dot plot below. Find the median.- `\text(Median )=` (7)
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The median is the middle value in an ordered set of data.Take note that there is a total of `19` scores on the dot plot, which is an odd number.Therefore, the median of the data set will be the score on the `10th` position.`\text(Median)=7` -
Question 8 of 11
8. Question
Find the median of the dot plot below.- `\text(Median )=` (51)
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The median is the middle value in an ordered set of data.Take note that there is a total of `10` scores on the dot plot, which is an even number.Therefore, the median of the data set will be the average of the scores on the `5th` and `6th` positions.`\text(Median)` `=` `(49+53)/2` `=` `102/2` `=` `51` `\text(Median)=51` -
Question 9 of 11
9. Question
The scores for a game are represented on the dot plot below. Find the mean.Round your answer to two decimal places- `\text(Mean )=` (7.53)
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$$\text{Mean}=\frac{\color{#00880a}{\sum x}}{\color{#e85e00}{N}}$$Remember
$$ \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} $$ is the sum of all the given values.`N` is the number of given values.First, solve for the sum of the given values.The number of dots on a value indicates how many times a score occurs on the data set.$$ \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} $$ `=` `3+(5xx2)+6+(7xx6)+(8xx4)` `+(9xx2)+10+(11xx2)` `=` `143` Next, divide the sum of all values $$( \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} )$$ by the number of values (`N`).`\text(Mean)` `=` $$\frac{\color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x}}{\color{#e85e00}{N}}$$ Finding the mean `=` $$\frac{\color{#00880a}{143}}{\color{#e85e00}{19}}$$ There are `19` given values `=` `7.53` Rounded to two decimal places `\text(Mean)=7.53` -
Question 10 of 11
10. Question
Find the mean of the dot plot below.Round your answer to two decimal places- `\text(Mean )=` (46.69)
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Mean Formula
$$\text{Mean}=\frac{\color{#00880a}{\sum x}}{\color{#e85e00}{N}}$$Remember
$$ \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} $$ is the sum of all the given values.`N` is the number of given values.First, solve for the sum of the given values.The number of dots on a value indicates how many times a score occurs on the data set.$$ \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} $$ `=` `39+(40xx2)+43+44+(45xx3)+47` `+48+49+50+51+52+53+56` `=` `747` Next, divide the sum of all values $$( \color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x} )$$ by the number of values (`N`).`\text(Mean)` `=` $$\frac{\color{#00880a}{{\small\sum} x}}{\color{#e85e00}{N}}$$ Finding the mean `=` $$\frac{\color{#00880a}{747}}{\color{#e85e00}{16}}$$ There are `16` given values `=` `46.69` Rounded to two decimal places `\text(Mean)=46.69` -
Question 11 of 11
11. Question
Find the outlier of the dot plot below.- `\text(Outlier )=` (6)
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The outlier is the score that is separated from the main body of data.We can see on the dot plot that the value `6` is separated from the rest of the dotsTherefore, the outlier of this data set is `6``\text(Outlier)=6`
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- Find Mean, Mode, Median and Range 3
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- Interpret Frequency Tables 2
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- Interpret Cumulative Frequency Tables and Charts 1
- Interpret Cumulative Frequency Tables and Charts 2
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- Create and Interpret Dot Plots (Line Plots) 2
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- Finding the Interquartile Range 2
- Create and Interpret Box & Whisker Plots 1
- Create and Interpret Box & Whisker Plots 2
- Create and Interpret Box & Whisker Plots 3
- Create and Interpret Box & Whisker Plots 4
- Create and Interpret Stem & Leaf Plots 1
- Create and Interpret Stem & Leaf Plots 2
- Create and Interpret Stem & Leaf Plots 3
- Create and Interpret Stem & Leaf Plots 4