Question

Match each term on the left column with the appropriate description from the right column description. Each answer choice will only be used one time.A. measure of spread around the mean, but its units are not the same as those of the data points B. this measure of center always has exactly 50% of the observations on either side C. gives the spread of the central 50% of the dataset D. this measure of spread is affected the most by outliers E. is smaller for distributions where the points are clustered around the middle F. this measure of center represents the most common observation, or class of observations G. distances from the data points to this measure of center always add up to zero 1. mean 2. median 3. mode 4. range 5. IQR 6. variance 7. standard deviation

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Variance: measure of spread around the mean, but its units are not the same as those of the data points

Median: It always has exactly 50% of the observations on either side

IQR: gives the spread of the central 50% of the dataset

Range: it is the measure of spread that is most affected by outliers ( extremely values)

Standard deviation: is smaller for the distributions where the points are clustered around the middle

Mode: it represent most common observations, or class of observations

Mean: distance from the data points to the mean always add up to zero i:e summation (x - μ) always add up to zero where x is each data and μ is the mean.

Answer 2

The correct description of the given terms would be:

• A. Variance
• B. Median
• C, Interquartile Range
• D, Range
• E. Standard deviation
• F. Mode
• G. Mean

The aforementioned items are all related to the area of statistics and they are used to measure and represent data from a list of data as they are used to show data is distributed.

With this in mind, we can see that interquartile range for example has to do with the coverage of 50% of data which is found in the middle and they have lower and upper points.

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