MA.6.DP.1.2 · Data Analysis and Probability
Given a numerical data set in a real-world context, students find and interpret the mean, median, mode, and range. Beyond calculating, they explain what each measure says about the data (for example, what the median test score tells you about a class) and choose which measure best describes a situation.
FAST items include equation editor questions computing a measure from a data set and multiple choice items interpreting what the mean, median, mode, or range means in context.
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Correct answer: mean, the data has no outliers, so it uses all values
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Correct answer: A, B (highlighted above)
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Correct answer: B. A count of 20 pushups happened more often than any other
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Correct answer: C. Median, because it is not affected by the low outlier of
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