Comparing Data Sets
Students construct and interpret box plots to compare multiple sets of data. They draw conclusions based on the visual representation of spread and centre.
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Students construct and interpret box plots to compare multiple sets of data. They draw conclusions based on the visual representation of spread and centre.
Key Questions
- How do box plots help us compare two different populations?
- What are the key features of a box plot?
- How can we use data comparisons to make informed decisions?
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