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Homework · due Fri 13 Nov
20 cards on Applying statistical methods
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In which stage of the statistical enquiry cycle do you decide which data to collect, giving reasons?
The statistical enquiry cycle · Stages of the statistical enquiry cycle
The median height of a random sample of pupils is 152 cm. About what proportion of all pupils are taller than this?
Applying statistical methods · Estimation and capture-recapture
A shop wants to know which shoe size to stock the most of. Which average should it use?
Summarising data · Mode, median and mean
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