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median the median is the meure of center it is the middle data value.
mode the mode is a meusure of center it is the value that orrurs the most often.
range the range is the muesure of variability in a data set vary with a single number .
inner quartile range is the measure of variability it represents the difference between the third quartile and first quartile.
outlier it is when there is a data or number that has a great difference from all the other ones
skewed-left if the distribution hasa long tail extended to the left.
skewed-right if the distribution hasa long tail extended to the right.
symmetrical the shape is perfeclty symmetrical because eit can be divided into two halves and each side mirrors each other.
bi-modle if the distribution has two modes.
uniform the distribution of data that is all the same and have no mode.
mean the mean is a measure of center it is the average of the data
probability the likley hood of something happening
impossible events that will never happen
certain events that will definitely happen
equally probable/equally likely events that are equally likely to accure or not arrure
unlikely close to impossible
likely closer to certain than impossible
quartile 1 the 25th percentile
quartile 2 the 75th percentile
quartile range measure of center helps verify the outlier
mean absalute devisition the absolute distance between each data point than average It out
sample size the number of participants or observations included in a study.
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