ELEMENTARY STATISTICS CHAPTER 2
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question 1.
Table that shows classes or intervals of data entries with a count of the number of entries in each class
ANSWER
Frequency Distribution
Question 2.
Least number that can belong to a class
ANSWER
Lower Class Limit
Question 3.
Greatest number that can belong to a class
ANSWER
Upper Class Limit
Question 4.
Distance between lower and upper limits of a consecutive class
Ex: Lower limit 2 - lower limit 1 = class width
Upper limit 2- upper limit 1 = class width
ANSWER
Class Width
Question 5.
Difference between the maximum and minimum data entries
ANSWER
Range
, Question 6.
Sum of the lower and upper limits of the class divided by 2
ANSWER
Midpoint
Question 7.
The portion or percentage of the data that falls in that class
Relative Frequency = class frequency/sample size = f/n
ANSWER
Relative Frequency
Question 8.
Sum of the frequencies of that class and all previous classes
Cumulative frequency of the last class should equal the sample size
ANSWER
Cumulative Frequency
Question 9.
A bar graph that represents the frequency distribution of a data set
1. The horizontal scale is quantitative and measure the data entries.
2. Vertical scale measures the frequencies of the classes
3. Consecutive bars much touch
ANSWER
Frequency Histogram
Question 10.
Numbers that separate classes without forming gaps between them
ANSWER
Class boundaries
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question 1.
Table that shows classes or intervals of data entries with a count of the number of entries in each class
ANSWER
Frequency Distribution
Question 2.
Least number that can belong to a class
ANSWER
Lower Class Limit
Question 3.
Greatest number that can belong to a class
ANSWER
Upper Class Limit
Question 4.
Distance between lower and upper limits of a consecutive class
Ex: Lower limit 2 - lower limit 1 = class width
Upper limit 2- upper limit 1 = class width
ANSWER
Class Width
Question 5.
Difference between the maximum and minimum data entries
ANSWER
Range
, Question 6.
Sum of the lower and upper limits of the class divided by 2
ANSWER
Midpoint
Question 7.
The portion or percentage of the data that falls in that class
Relative Frequency = class frequency/sample size = f/n
ANSWER
Relative Frequency
Question 8.
Sum of the frequencies of that class and all previous classes
Cumulative frequency of the last class should equal the sample size
ANSWER
Cumulative Frequency
Question 9.
A bar graph that represents the frequency distribution of a data set
1. The horizontal scale is quantitative and measure the data entries.
2. Vertical scale measures the frequencies of the classes
3. Consecutive bars much touch
ANSWER
Frequency Histogram
Question 10.
Numbers that separate classes without forming gaps between them
ANSWER
Class boundaries