Exam 3: Looking at Data: Frequency Distributions and Graphs
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If more scores are clustered at the high-score end of a distribution and only a few scores are at the low-score end, then the distribution is.
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The total number of scores collected from a group of participants is identified by .
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The formula for the percentage frequency of a score in a distribution is given by.
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The percentile rank of Jaima's score on a statistics exam was 83. This value indicates that .
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For the class interval of 10-15, the lower stated limit is ; whereas the lower real limit is.
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Dividing the frequency of a score by the total number of scores in the distribution of scores will yield the of a score.
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Suppose an examination was very easy and all but a few students obtained a high grade on it. The frequency distribution of these scores would be.
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The number of class intervals used in constructing a grouped frequency distribution typically is between.
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For the class interval of 10-15, the upper stated limit is ; whereas the upper real limit is.
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The symbol % f is used to represent the of a score in a distribution.
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When plotting a graph of a frequency distribution, the is/are placed on the Y axis.
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A distribution in which one side is the mirror image of the other side is.
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In a grouped frequency distribution, the range of score values into which the raw scores are grouped is called the.
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If more scores are clustered toward the low end of a frequency distribution and only a few scores are at the high end, then the distribution is.
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