Math 1060 UGA first term TEST with verified solutions.

Qualitative data values categorized by traits that do not take a numerical value Quantitative data values that are measured Histogram graph of distribution of outcomes for a single numerical variable Outlier individual whose variable value falls outside of the overall pattern; outside 3 standard deviations Skewed Left longer tail of histogram is on the left side, most data is on the right Skewed Right longer tail of histogram is on the right side, most data is on the left Symmetric both sides of histogram are approximately mirror images Mean set of observations is computed by adding up all the numeric data then dividing the aggregate sum by the number of observations (total of values)/(number of values) Used for quantitative data that is symmetrical Median formal version of the middle of the observations used for quantitative data that is skewed left or right Mode the most frequently occurring value in a set of numerical observations used for qualitative data Range the nonnegative difference between the largest and smallest observations max minus the min First Quartile (Q1) median of the lower half Third Quartile (Q3) median of the upper half Five Number Summary list of the minimum, Q1, median, Q3 and maximum Boxplot displays the Five number summary Percentile the percentage of the entries that are less than or equal to its value Normal Curve a smooth curve that shows an idealized description of the distribution x-value at highest point in middle=mean area btwn curve and x-axis is 100% 68% 95% 99.7% Normal Distribution distribution whose shape is described by the normal curve Standard Deviation measures how the data values deviate from the mean denoted by σ Sample Space the set of all possible outcomes that cannot be broken down into simpler components