Making Infrences

• How alike or different are the data values from each other?

For person 1 there are a lot of people that have a shoe size around 8.5 and for person 2 there are more around 7 on person 2.

• Which data values occur more frequently or less frequently?

More frequently:

Person 1: 8.5

Person 2: 7

Less frequently:

Person 1: 9.5 and 10

Person 2: 1.5, 5.5, and 6.5

• How spread out or close together are the data values in relation to each other?

Each data are around the same amount but, on the lower numbers person, 1 has more than person 2. For the higher numbers person, 2 has a bit more than person 1 but, they are around the same.

• How spread out or close together are the data values in relation to a measure of center?

For each the data is close and the most are around the center.

DO NOW:

What do you infer about the shoe size of 7th grade?

That most 7th graders have a shoe size from around 7 to 8.5. That is where is multiple ones for that shoe size.