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| 1. | the term between any two nonconsecutive terms of an arithmetic sequence |
| 3. | in a frequency distribution, the class in which the median of the data is located. |
| 5. | data with two modes |
| 6. | a graphic form using bars to make comparisons among multiple aspects of statistical data. |
| 10. | a system of organizing data by determining classes and the frequency of values in each class. |
| 12. | a display of statistics data on a number line so that patterns and variability in data can be determined. |
| 13. | the difference between the first quartile point and the third quartile point. |
| 15. | when there is a large number of values in a set of data. |
| 16. | a symmetric bell- shaped graph of a normal distribution. |
| 18. | the entire set of items or individuals in the group being considered. |
| 19. | a measure of central tendency found by dividing the sum of all values by the number of values. |
| 21. | the standard deviation of the distribution of a sample mean. |
| 22. | the middle value of a set of data that has been arranged into an ordered sequence. |
| 25. | a number that represents the center or middle of a set of data. |
| 26. | the graph of two equations tat represent the same line are coinciding lines. |
| 27. | statistics based on information gathered in a sample to make predictions about a population. |
| 30. | a display of numerical data for which each value is separated into two numbers |
| 31. | a diagram that graphically displays the median, quartiles, extreme values, and outliers in a set of data. |
| 33. | a broken line graph drawn by connecting the class marks on a histogram. |
| 35. | the probability of the true mean being within a certain range of sample mean may be expressed as a level of confidence. |
| 36. | the arithmetic mean of the absolute value of the deviations from the mean of a set of data. |
| 37. | a measure of the average amount by which individual items of data deviated from the arithmetic mean of all the data. |
| 38. | the segments extending from the ends of the box in a box- and- whisker plot. |