Range and Data Spread
Understanding the range as a measure of data spread and its implications.
Key Questions
- Explain what the range tells us about the variability within a data set.
- Compare the usefulness of the range versus measures of central tendency.
- Analyze situations where a small or large range is significant.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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