TeachersHall library › Math

6.8 Data Sets and Distributions · Lesson 12: Using Mean and MAD to Make Comparisons — practice problemsMath · Grade 6 Math · Grade 6Worksheet

All practice problems from the unit. Unit: 6.8 Data Sets and Distributions (Grade 6). 6.8 Data Sets and Distributions In this unit, students learn about populations and study variables associated with a population. They understand and use the terms “numerical data,” “categorical data,” “survey” (as noun and verb), “statistical question,” “variability,” “distribution,” and “frequency.” They make and interpret histograms, bar graphs, tables of frequencies, and box plots. They describe distributions (shown on graphical displays) using terms such as “symmetrical,” "peaks," “gaps,” and “clusters.” They work with measures of center—understanding and using the terms “mean,” “average,”

From Illustrative Mathematics (IM Certified curriculum, im.kendallhunt.com) · CC BY 4.0 · original source

More Math for grades 6–8