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Measures of Position Quiz

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Measures of Position Quiz
 

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Position measures in stats

by JERALYN BARTIN
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A percentile indicates the value below which a certain percentage of data fall.

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The median always equals the mode in skewed distributions.

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The median is a measure of position that divides data into two equal halves.

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The interquartile range includes the minimum and maximum values.

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The 100th percentile is always the minimum value in the data.

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The mean is a measure of position that directly indicates a data's relative standing.

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The first quartile Q1 corresponds to the 25th percentile.

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Percentiles can only be used with nominal data.

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The interquartile range equals Q3 minus Q1.

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The third quartile Q3 corresponds to the 75th percentile.

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