Definitions:
Frequency: The number of times a value of the data occurs. Relative Frequency: The ratio of the number of times a value of the data occurs in the set of all outcomes to the number of all outcomes Histogram: A graphical representation in x – y form of the distribution of data in a data set; x represents the data and y represents the frequency, or relative frequency. The graph consists of contiguous rectangles. Class: categories which data is grouped. Interval: a range of data and is used when displaying large data sets.ALEKS Topics:
Topic 1: Interpreting a line graph
Topic 2: Interpreting a tally table
Topic 3: Interpreting a bar graph
Topic 4: Interpreting a double bar graph
Topic 5: Finding a percentage of a total amount in a circle graph
Topic 6: Interpreting relative frequency histograms
Topic 7: Shapes of discrete distributions
Topic 8: Interpreting a stem-and-leaf display
Topic 9: Understanding how adjusting the vertical scale can make a graph misleading
Topic 10: Understanding how two dimensional graphs can be misleading
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Topic 11: Constructing a two-way frequency table: Advanced
Topic 12: Interpreting a pictograph table
