Frequency Distributions
- A frequency distribution is a list of data values along with the frequency of occurrence.
- Data is divided into a number of classes
- Each class has
- A lower class limit, or the lowest value which fits into the class
- A upper class limit, or the highest value which fits into the class.
- A class mark, or midpoint, which is (upper+lower)/2
- The class width is the number of different data items which fit into the class.
- The class width is (upper limit- lower limit) + 1
- Classes must:
- All be equal width
- Cover the entire data space
- Not overlap.
- Do problems 7, 9, 11, 13, 15
Statistical Graphs
- Circle Graphs
- Histograms
- Frequency Polygons
- Stem and leaf display.
- Do Exercises: 9, 12, 15, 23