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6th Grade Math (Math 6) · Chapter 13 · Lesson 13.9 · Printable PDF

Choosing a Display for a Question Worksheet with Answer Key

5 problems on choosing a display for a question: categorical or numerical data, which displays can be drawn, reading a teachers' commute box plot, judging students' display choices, a ruler-drop test, and a histogram with a hidden mode. 3 pages, with a worked answer key.

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What's on the worksheet

  1. Say whether each set of data is categorical or numerical and list the displays that fit.
  2. Use the box plot of teachers' commute distances to answer questions.
  3. Say whether each student's display choice is good, and suggest a better one if not.
  4. Choose displays for ruler-drop reaction data from sixth graders.
  5. Write 12 numbers for a histogram where the most common value is not in the tallest bar.

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