IOR-ISTorums&course id-13232 18nav di iew DISCussIOn for Module Answer one part and leave the rest for other students. When giving examples, give one example and let someone else give another...
IOR-ISTorums&course id-13232 18nav di iew DISCussIOn for Module Answer one part and leave the rest for other students. When giving examples, give one example and let someone else give another example. Trivial answers such as "coor or ฯ agree" do not count result in a loss of credit for this discussion Civa discourse only, please inappropriate comments To enter an algebrakc expression, equation or a function use the fx icon above. If it is not visible select the "S arrows on the let First Question: An average is an attempt to summarize a collection of data into just one number. Discuss how the mean, median, and mode all represent averages in this context. Also discuss the differences among these averages. Why is the mean a balance point? Why is the median a midway point? Why is the mode the most common data point? List three areas of daily life in which you think the mean median, or mode would be the best choice to describe an "average Second Question: Why do we need to study the variation of a collection of data? Why isn't the average itself adequate? What makes the standard deviation more valuable as a measure of variation than the easier to compute range? Third Question Consider robin's eggs: the mean weight of a collection of robin eggs is 0.72 ounce and the standard deviation is 0.12 ounce. Now consider elephants: the men welght of elephants in the zoo is 6.42 tons, with a standard deviation of 1.07 tons. The units of measurement are different and there is a great deal of difference between the welght of an elephant and that of a robin's egg Yet,the coefficient of varlation is about the same for both. Comment on this. Post additional related questions for the class. Fourth Question What do we mean when we say a histo gram is skowed to the lettTo the righk?What is a bimodal histogran7Discuss the fo lowing statement A bimo dal histo gram usually resujts if we drav a sample f of college foothall players and with this sampleyou included weights of cheeñeaders Do youthinkg a histogran weights would be bimodalEsplain. Can yo u think of any populatios that would restit in aun from swo populations at once. Suppose you took a sample of weights Filth Question e of dispersion than the range? Descrbe the relationshp betiveen the variance and a better measure Why is the standard
IOR-ISTorums&course id-13232 18nav di iew DISCussIOn for Module Answer one part and leave the rest for other students. When giving examples, give one example and let someone else give another example. Trivial answers such as "coor or ฯ agree" do not count result in a loss of credit for this discussion Civa discourse only, please inappropriate comments To enter an algebrakc expression, equation or a function use the fx icon above. If it is not visible select the "S arrows on the let First Question: An average is an attempt to summarize a collection of data into just one number. Discuss how the mean, median, and mode all represent averages in this context. Also discuss the differences among these averages. Why is the mean a balance point? Why is the median a midway point? Why is the mode the most common data point? List three areas of daily life in which you think the mean median, or mode would be the best choice to describe an "average Second Question: Why do we need to study the variation of a collection of data? Why isn't the average itself adequate? What makes the standard deviation more valuable as a measure of variation than the easier to compute range? Third Question Consider robin's eggs: the mean weight of a collection of robin eggs is 0.72 ounce and the standard deviation is 0.12 ounce. Now consider elephants: the men welght of elephants in the zoo is 6.42 tons, with a standard deviation of 1.07 tons. The units of measurement are different and there is a great deal of difference between the welght of an elephant and that of a robin's egg Yet,the coefficient of varlation is about the same for both. Comment on this. Post additional related questions for the class. Fourth Question What do we mean when we say a histo gram is skowed to the lettTo the righk?What is a bimodal histogran7Discuss the fo lowing statement A bimo dal histo gram usually resujts if we drav a sample f of college foothall players and with this sampleyou included weights of cheeñeaders Do youthinkg a histogran weights would be bimodalEsplain. Can yo u think of any populatios that would restit in aun from swo populations at once. Suppose you took a sample of weights Filth Question e of dispersion than the range? Descrbe the relationshp betiveen the variance and a better measure Why is the standard