Multiple Choice
In the context of visualizing data, which type of graph is most commonly used to display quantitative data grouped into ranges or intervals?
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Visualizing Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data
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Which of the following are considered forms of data in statistics?
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Computers and files
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Files and graphs only
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Text, photos, and podcasts
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Graphs and computers
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Understand that in statistics, 'data' refers to pieces of information collected for analysis. Data can be in various forms such as numbers, text, images, audio, and more.
Recognize that 'computers' and 'files' themselves are not data; rather, they are tools or storage mediums that hold data.
Identify that 'graphs' are visual representations of data, not raw data themselves, so they are a way to display data but not data forms per se.
Note that 'text', 'photos', and 'podcasts' are all examples of raw data types: text is written data, photos are image data, and podcasts are audio data.
Conclude that the correct forms of data in statistics include text, photos, and podcasts, as these represent actual data content rather than tools or representations.
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