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More videos looking at the Data and Statistics section of the General Mathematics course. Having looked at Histograms, I thought it was time to look at how you can describe the shape, location and spread of a histogram. Why? Well, it's going to become very important as time goes on! Particularly in later courses. I do a number of worked examples and show you what to look for when considering the shape, location and spread of data. All with my own brand of Maffsguru humour and teaching!
TitleCharacteristics of distributions of numerical data: shape, location and spread
SectionInvestigating and comparing data distributions
CourseGeneral Mathematics: Units 1 and 2
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vce mathsmaths tutorialsvce generalgeneral mathsvce general mathsyear 11 mathsgrade 11 mathsCharacteristics of distributions of numerical datalocation of a histrogramspread of a histogrampositive skewnegative skewsymmetrical histogramslocation spread shape
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