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Question 1
Easy
Define classification in statistics.
π‘ Hint: Think about how you group types of books.
Question 2
Easy
What is a frequency distribution?
π‘ Hint: It's like a summary of how many students scored in each grade range.
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Question 1
What is classification in statistics?
π‘ Hint: Remember, it's how we sort things.
Question 2
True or False: Bivariate data involves one variable.
π‘ Hint: Think about how many aspects you are examining.
Solve and get performance evaluation
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Question 1
Using a dataset of 100 students' grades, determine appropriate class intervals for a frequency distribution. How would you decide on the size of each class?
π‘ Hint: Consider how you would group them into A, B, C grades.
Question 2
Create a bivariate frequency distribution using the sales and advertising expenditures of 10 local firms. What class intervals will you choose?
π‘ Hint: Think about common ranges for small businesses.
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