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Darasa la 3–5Probability & StatisticsImepangwa

Data displays and the mean as a fair share

Bar graphs, line plots and tables with scales; reading and comparing displays; spotting misleading graphs; and the mean as a fair share.

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Utajifunza

  • Draw and read bar graphs with scales and line plots, including measurements in fractions of a unit.
  • Answer comparison questions from displays and recognise misleading scales.
  • Interpret the mean as the amount each person would get if the total were shared equally.

Fasili

  • A bar graph shows each category as a bar whose length represents its count or amount.
  • A scale states how many items each unit of length on an axis represents.
  • The mean of a list of numbers is their sum divided by how many numbers there are.

Nadharia

  • A bar graph whose axis does not start at zero can exaggerate differences.
  • The mean multiplied by the number of values equals the total.

Mawazo potofu ya kawaida

  • Reading bar heights without checking the scale.
  • Thinking the mean must be one of the data values.

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Usomaji zaidi

  • Darrell Huff, How to Lie with Statistics (1954)