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Exercises: Interpret Shape, Center, and Spread in Context

Work through each section in order. For interpretation problems, write in complete sentences about the real-world quantity, not just numbers. Remember: skew points toward the TAIL, the median and IQR resist outliers while the mean and standard deviation do not, and "lower" or "higher" is good or bad only relative to what is being measured.

Grade 9·21 problems·~35 min·Common Core Math - HS Statistics and Probability·group·hss-id-a-3
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Warm-Up: Describing and Comparing Distributions

These problems review description vocabulary you already know.

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A student is asked to describe the distribution of daily commute times for 40 workers. Which response is a complete description of the distribution?