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This data analysis review explores the growth of the bear population between 2000 and 2003, indicating an increase of 80,000 bears. It also discusses attendance at middle school golf matches through various stem-and-leaf plots. Key questions address attendance exceeding certain thresholds, like days more than 69 or less than 42 attendees. The review includes constructing a cumulative frequency table of earnings from knitted items and examines correlations in data. Key statistics such as mean, median, and mode of temperatures are also calculated.
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How much did the bear population increase between 2000 and 2003? 80,000 bears
This is a stem and leaf plot of number of people in attendance at middle school golf matches. How many days of attendance were more than 69? 4
This is a stem and leaf plot of number of people in attendance at middle school golf matches. How many days of attendance were less than 42? 7
This is a stem and leaf plot of number of people in attendance at middle school golf matches. How many days of attendance were at least 55? 9
This is a stem and leaf plot of number of people in attendance at middle school golf matches. What is missing from this stem and leaf plot? A title and a key
Make a Cumulative Frequency Table of the amount of money Monroe made from knitting scarves and gloves. $5.25 $2.50 $12.00 $7.75 $10.00 $3.00 $8.50 $4.25 $9.00 $11.50
What type of correlation is this? Negative Correlation
As ____ increases, ____ decreases. As __x__ increases, __y__ decreases.
As the age of the car ___increases___ , the value of the car __decreases__ . As the age of the car ___________ , the value of the car _____________ .
