OGT MATH
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| Statistics | The study of numerical data
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| Bias | Is a tendency to favor the selection of certain members of a population.
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| Census | Survey that asks questions to everybody.
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| Univariate Data | Consists of a single data item being collected.
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| Bivariate Data | Consists of a pair of data being collected.
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| Quantitative Data | Is numeric and measurable.
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| Qualitative | Is attribute and categorical
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| Random | an unknowning pick
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| Representative | Samples that involves a selected group.
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| Inverse variation | an equation or function exspressing inverse variation.
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| Tally | using marks to record counting
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| Frequency | the number of times a particular item appears in a set of data
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| Frequency histogram | a verticalbar graph used to represent the frequences of individaul scores.
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| Spread | shows how far apart data values are
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| clusters | numbers which tend to crowed around a particular point in a set of values
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| outliers | a value far away from most of the rest in a set of data
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| 1 squared | 1
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| 2 squared | 4
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| 3 squared | 9
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| 4 squared | 16
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| 5 squared | 25
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| 6 squared | 36
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| 7 squared | 49
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| 8 squared | 64
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| 9 squared | 81
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| 10 squared | 100
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| 11 squared | 121
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| 12 squared | 144
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| 13 squared | 169
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| 14 squared | 196
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| 15 squared | 225
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| 25 squared | 625
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| square root of 1 | 1
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| square root of 4 | 2
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| square root of 9 | 3
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| square root of 16 | 4
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| square root of 25 | 5
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| square root of 36 | 6
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| square root of 49 | 7
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| square root of 64 | 8
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| square root of 81 | 9
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| square root of 100 | 10
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| square root of 121 | 11
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| square root of 144 | 12
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| square root of 169 | 13
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| square root of 196 | 14
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| square root of 225 | 15
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| square root of 625 | 25
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| consecutive | back to back
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| interger | whole number negative and postive
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| sum | addition
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| equilateral | all sides are equal
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| respectively | matching order
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| perimeter | distance around the figure
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| whole number | counting numbers including zero
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| distinct | Distinguished from others by nature or qualities: discrete ,separte, several, various.
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| consecutive | Following one after another in an orderly pattern: sequent,sequential,serial,subsequent,successional,successive.
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| isosceles | having two equal sides
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| prime numbers | A postive interger not divisible with out a remaninder by any postive interger other than itself and one
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