- Use your graphing calculator to make the histogram! Practice!
- In #3, to find the one variable statistics, you'll need to look up how:
- Look at the yellow box on page 86, OR
- Look at the back page of your summer assignment: this was the same question, and lists the steps/buttons to press, OR
- Click on the "Using Your Graphing Calculator" link on the right, and under "Working With Univariate Data" choose "Finding One Variable Statistics for a list of data."
Tomorrow I WILL check your homework!
Periods A and E have STAR tomorrow, and period E has it Tuesday--here's the schedule and where to go:
Period A: Library tomorrow (Friday)
Period D: Career Center (Tuesday)
Period E: Room 132 tomorrow (Friday)
Here's tonight's homework: Quantitative Data Displays
The following data shows the median age of residents in each of the
states in New England and down the East Coast:
39.5, 38.4, 35.1, 40, 34.7, 42.2, 37.7, 39, 40.4, 38.8, 38.1, 36.9,
39.2, 37.6, 41.2, 36.9
1.)
Create a well-labeled dotplot for the data
above. (xmin = 34, xmax = 42, xscl = 1)
2.)
Create a well-labeled stemplot for the data
above.
3.)
Generate the 1 Variable Statistics for
this data using your graphing calculator.
Mean
|
Standard
Deviation
|
Minimum
|
Q1
(First Quartile)
|
Median
|
Q3
(Third Quartile)
|
Maximum
|
Range
|
||
4.)
On the back of the paper, create a well-labeled histogram
for the data above. (xmin = 34, xmax = 42, xscl = 2)
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