Exam 3: A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: Creating and Interpreting Graphics

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Which would be the correct way to split the number 237 in a stem-and-leaf graph?

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When using a stem-and-leaf plot, it is still possible to identify all the datapoints in a dataset.

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It is possible for the reader of statistics to over interpret what is being stated on a graph.

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Using the data below about how many airline miles each participant accrued over the span of the year No. of miles f 0-4999 241 5000-9999 452 10000-14999 540 15000-19999 869 20000-24999 823 25000-29999 972 30000-34999 1004 35000-39999 1138 40000-44999 1034 45000-49999 1497 50000-54999 1429 55000-59999 1471 60000-64999 1365 65000-69999 1372 70000-74999 1241 75000-79999 821 80000-84999 624 85000-89999 246 90000-94999 168 95000-99999 34 In this type of data visualization, frequencies are plotted on which axis?

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Which of the following is not good practice when plotting graphs?

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Below are some data about whether a sample of individuals knows how to ride a bicycle Participant ID Yes or No 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 No 4 No 5 Yes 6 No 7 Yes 8 Yes 9 Yes 10 No 11 Yes 12 No 13 No 14 No 15 Yes What percentage of the participants knows how to ride a bicycle?

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Pie charts are most useful when presenting categorical data and relative frequencies.

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Use the following stem and leaf-plot to answer the next few questions. The data plots the temperature of the day when there were earthquakes in the last 5 years. Identify one other way to graph this data

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For each scenario, identify the best type of visualization for the data A research wants to plot the relationship between income and the number of years of education in a sample of employed workers.

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Scatterplots were created by

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A manager wants to track his employees' productivity throughout the work day to see when his team needs the most support to increase output. He collects his data that shows the amount of output his workers are producing every hour. How can he visualize the data?

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Which of the following is not the right way to use a graph?

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When plotting a bar chart, the bars in the graph are not supposed to touch

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A frequency polygon is best used when data are ________________ while a bar chart is best used when the data are __________________.

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A customer service center is interested in how many calls they get during different times of the day. They record the number of calls they receive ever two hours (time here is presented in military time). Time Calls 2:00 62 4:00 97 6:00 54 8:00 43 10:00 114 12:00 172 14:00 143 16:00 82 18:00 42 20:00 27 22:00 10 24:00 3 At which hour did the call center receive the fewest calls? At which hour did they receive the most?

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A frequency histogram is best used when data is ________________ while a bar chart is best used when the data is __________________.

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Use the following stem and leaf-plot to answer the next few questions. The data plots the temperature of the day when there were earthquakes in the last 5 years.

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Bar charts are for discrete data and histograms are for continuous data

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A researcher is interested in the number of hours football players spend practicing during the season. He wants to plot the data showing the number of players who practice at various amounts of hours. Which of the following is the best way to plot this data?

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When plotting a graph, the axes should always be labeled.

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