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Classify data types
Distinguish numerical and categorical data in simple situations.
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Organize data in tables
Arrange raw data into frequency tables.
3
Choose suitable data displays
Select tables, pictographs, bar graphs or line plots for given data.
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Calculate mean of a data set
Find average by dividing total by number of values.
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Interpret mean in context
Explain what mean represents in a real-life data set.
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Find missing value using mean
Use a known mean to determine a missing data value.
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Find median of ordered data
Identify the middle value after arranging data.
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Find mode of a data set
Identify the most frequent value or category.
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Compare mean, median and mode
Choose the most meaningful measure for a data context.
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Read information from graphs
Answer questions using values represented in graphs or tables.
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Identify misleading data summaries
Spot summaries that do not represent the data fairly.
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Make conclusions from data
Use data summaries to support simple conclusions.
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