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QUIZ

Q1- When Aimee walked through a shopping mall,

she recorded the number of customers in each

shop. The data is displayed in a dot plot.

a How many shops did Aimee collect data

from?

b How many shops had 3 customers?

What percentage of shops had:

  1. i) 5 customers
  2. ii) at least 7 customers?

 

Q2- 50 boxes of sweets were selected, and the sweets in each box

were counted.

a Construct a column graph to display the data.

b Describe the distribution of the data.

Q3-  The following marks were scored for a test out of 50 marks:

47 32 32 29 36 39 40 46 43 39 44 18 38 45 35 46 7 44 27 48

a Construct a stem plot to display the data.

b How many students scored 40 or more marks?

c What percentage of the students scored less than 30 marks?

d A score of 25 or more is required to pass the test. What percentage of the students passed?

e Describe the distribution of the data.

 

Q4- A frequency table for the height h of the players in a

basketball squad, is given alongside.

a Explain why height is a continuous variable.

b Construct a frequency histogram for the data.

c What is the modal class? Explain what this means.

d Describe the distribution of the data.

Q5- 5 Packets of chocolate almonds were opened and their contents counted. The table shows the results.

Find the mean and median of the data.

 

Q6- On an 8 day camping holiday, Lachlan drove an average of 214 km per day. In total, how far did Lachlan drive while on holiday?

Q7- Sixty people were asked: “How many times have you been to the cinema in the last twelve months?”. The results are given in the table alongside.

a Extend the table to include an interval midpoint and a product column.

b Estimate the mean of the data.

Q8- The table alongside shows the heights of dancers in a ballet class.

a Construct a cumulative frequency table for the data.

b How many dancers are in the class?

c Represent the data on a cumulative frequency graph.

d Use your graph to estimate the number of dancers who are:

i shorter than 155 cm      ii taller than 145 cm.

Q9- The stem plot shows the heights of bean seedlings two weeks after the seeds germinated. Find the:

a minimum value                                                                           b maximum value c median                                                                                         d lower quartile     e upper quartile                                                                              f range                     g interquartile range.

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