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- For each dot plot, give the peak and name the shape.
- Read Arjun's histogram of dictionary search times and name its shape.
- Say whether each distribution is symmetric or skewed and give a reason.
- Read a box plot of shoppers at 15 yard sales.
- Compare paper balls in the bin when tossed from across the room and from close up.
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Symmetric and skewed distributions: the lesson ›More Chapter 13 worksheets: Dot plots, histograms and box plots
- 13.1Reading a histogram
- 13.2Making a histogram and choosing the bin width
- 13.3Stem and leaf plots
- 13.4Making and reading box plots
- 13.5Symmetric and skewed distributions
- 13.6Uniform and bimodal shapes
- 13.7Mean, median and skew: choosing the center
- 13.8Describing a distribution
- 13.9Choosing a display for a question
- 13.10Circle graphs
- 13.11Misleading graphs