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7A |
8A |
9A |
10A |
Column Graph of the rainfall of 10 countries |
Column Graph of the rainfall of 10 countries |
Column Graph of the rainfall of 10 countries |
Column Graph of the rainfall of more than 10 countries |
Column Graph of the rainfall of more than 10 countries |
Column Graph of the rainfall of more than 10 countries |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of the data set |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of the data set |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of the data set |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of more than 1 data set (eg. geographical, categorical or economical) |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of more than 1 data set (eg. geographical, categorical or economical) |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range of more than 1 data set (eg. geographical, categorical or economical) |
Nicely presented work |
Identification of any outlying data. |
Identification of any outlying data. |
Comparing back-to-back data displays using mean, median and range |
Comparing back-to-back data displays using mean, median and range |
Comparing back-to-back data displays using mean, median and range |
Reflection of learning from the task. |
Nicely presented work |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range for the data set without the outlying data. |
Identification of any outlying data. |
Identification of any outlying data. |
Identification of any outlying data. |
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Reflection of learning from the task. |
Description of the changes the outlying data has caused to the mean, median, mode and range. |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range for the data set without the outlying data. |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range for the data set without the outlying data. |
Calculation of the mean, median, mode and range for the data set without the outlying data. |
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Nicely presented work |
Description of the changes the outlying data has caused to the mean, median, mode and range. |
Description of the changes the outlying data has caused to the mean, median, mode and range. |
Description of the changes the outlying data has caused to the mean, median, mode and range. |
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Reflection of learning from the task. |
Description of back-to-back data as ‘skewed’, ‘symmetric’ or ‘bi-modal’ |
Description of back-to-back data as ‘skewed’, ‘symmetric’ or ‘bi-modal’ |
Description of back-to-back data as ‘skewed’, ‘symmetric’ or ‘bi-modal’ |
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Nicely presented work |
Evidence of calculating quartiles and interquartile range |
Evidence of calculating quartiles and interquartile range |
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Reflection of learning from the task. |
Evidence of the construction of box plots |
Evidence of the construction of box plots |
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Compare 2 box plots and discuss distribution of data |
Compare 2 box plots and discuss distribution of data |
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Nicely presented work |
Calculate standard deviation of a set of data |
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Reflection of learning from the task. |
Evidence of the usage of standard deviation to compare 2 sets of data |
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Investigate the effects of outliers on the standard deviation of set of data |
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Nicely presented work |
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Reflection of learning from the task. |