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Vocabulary<br />

Suppose that you <strong>and</strong> a group of students are working with a data<br />

set. As each student in your group makes a statement, you think<br />

about the data terms that apply.<br />

For each statement, write range, mode, mean, or median. Write as<br />

many terms as apply to the statement. You may use a term more<br />

than once.<br />

Student’s Statement<br />

To find this measure, I order the values of the data<br />

set from least to greatest.<br />

To find this measure, I use addition <strong>and</strong> division<br />

<strong>and</strong>, in some cases, I may use multiplication.<br />

To find this measure, I add two values <strong>and</strong> divide by<br />

2 when there is an even number of values.<br />

The only operation I use is subtraction.<br />

This word also means “middle.”<br />

I look for the value that occurs most often.<br />

This is the distribution of the total of the values in<br />

the data set among the members of the data set.<br />

Sometimes these measures are equal to each other.<br />

Term(s)<br />

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Family Letter<br />

Write three sentences describing things that are below sea level.<br />

Be sure to include the elevation in each sentence.<br />

List four below-zero temperature readings. When <strong>and</strong> where did<br />

these temperatures occur?<br />

Chapter 3 Opener 25

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