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Frequency Distribution Table, Graphical Representation of Data, Interpretation of Statistical Graph, Data Collection, and Sampling Technique.

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Frequency Distribution Table, Graphical Representation of Data, Interpretation of Statistical Graph, Data Collection, and Sampling Technique.

by geniel tolentino
1

What is data?

2

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

3

Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?

4

What is the purpose of data collection?

5

Which term refers to the entire group of individuals being studied?

6

What is the first step in the data collection process?

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Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?

8

What is the purpose of a frequency distribution in data analysis?

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What does the term "sampling" refer to in data collection?

10

In a survey, what is a population?

11

This uses the height or length of the bar to show how frequently a specific category was identified.

12

It refers to a circular graph that represents how the categories are distributed.

13

This uses dots and lines to discern a pattern or trend that could continue.

14

This resembles a bar graph and shows how often measurements fall in a particular class or subinterval.

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This is the total of all the interior angles in a pie chart.

16

This is the total relative frequency in each set of data.

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This is the total percentage in each set of data.

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