Averages

Posted on Wednesday 27 October, 2010 by Mr H

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Do you have an above average number of legs?

3 Legged Man

New Topic: Averages

By the end of this topic you will:

  • be familiar with the term average and its meaning
  • be able to calculate the mean, median, mode & range of a set of data
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    More Statistics

    Posted on Wednesday 27 October, 2010 by Mr H

    There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.

    Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-81

    New Topic: More Statistics, MiA 3³ Ch12

    In this topic you will revise your current knowledge and skills in statistics, looking in more detail at drawing valid conclusions from your calculations.

    You will learn how to analyse the spread of data using Standard Deviation.

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    Statistics – Charts & Tables

    Posted on Wednesday 9 September, 2009 by Mr H

    There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.

    Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-81

    New Topic: Statistics – Charts & Tables, MiA 3³ Ch6

    In this topic you will extend your current knowledge of statistical charts and calculations and learn new ways to display, analyse and interpret data.

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    More Statistics

    Posted on Tuesday 18 August, 2009 by Mr H

    Do you have an above average number of legs?

    3 Legged Man

    New Topic: More Statistics, MiA 3² Ch12

    In this topic you will extend your current knowledge of calculating averages by working from grouped data and frequency tables.  You will also revise basic probability.

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    Statistics – Charts & Tables

    Posted on Wednesday 30 April, 2008 by Mr H

    There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.

    Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-81

    New Topic: Statistics – Charts & Tables, MiA 3³ Ch6

    In this topic you will extend your current knowledge of statistical charts and calculations and learn new ways to display, analyse and interpret data.

    Filed under: 3rd Year | Tagged: , | 17 Comments »