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Interpreting Comparative Displays and Drawing Conclusions
Interpret comparative displays and draw valid conclusions about the differences between data sets.
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Comparing Data Distributions
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Goal
Represent and compare distributions of multiple data sets, considering centre, spread, shape and the effect of outliers.
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Learning standards covered
AC9M9ST03Australian Curriculum (v9) · Math · 9th Graderepresent the distribution of multiple data sets for numerical variables using comparative representations; compare data distributions with consideration of centre, spread and shape, and the effect of outliers on these measures
Open Global Standard:OGM.10.STP.2
OGM.10.STP.2