Which of the following is a continuous variable? A) Number of children B) Temperature C) Shoe size D) Age in whole years |
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Riddle: I can take any value within a range, but I can't be counted as whole numbers. What am I? |
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False. A variable can be continuous (taking any value) or discrete (taking specific values). |
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Fill in the blank: The process of presenting data in a table format is called ______. |
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Which type of distribution includes the upper limit of one class in the next? A) Exclusive B) Inclusive C) Cumulative D) Discrete |
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Fill in the blank: The difference between the actual upper limit and the lower limit of a class interval is called ______. |
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True or False: A cumulative frequency table displays the frequencies of each class without adding previous frequencies. |
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False. A cumulative frequency table includes the sum of frequencies of all previous classes. |
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Riddle: I show numerical data visually and make it easier to understand. What am I? |
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Fill in the blank: A graph made of rectangles where class intervals are the bases is known as a ______. |
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How do you calculate the adjustment factor when converting inclusive to exclusive class intervals? |
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Adjustment factor = (Lower limit of next class - Upper limit of current class) / 2 |
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Which frequency distribution type has class intervals where the upper limit coincides with the lower limit of the next class? A) Cumulative B) Inclusive C) Exclusive D) Continuous |
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True or False: The class limits include the boundary values of a class interval. |
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Riddle: I am a table that shows how often each value occurs in a dataset. What am I? |
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Fill in the blank: The sum of frequencies of all classes up to and including a particular class is called ______. |
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