Collecting, showing and making sense of data — averages, charts, and spotting patterns.
Read, draw and interpret the most common data charts — bars, pie slices and picture symbols.
The three averages and the range — what they each tell you and when to use them.
Plot two variables against each other and describe the relationship — from strong to none.
When bar widths differ, frequency density does the work — here's how to read and draw these charts.
Build up a running total of frequencies to find medians, quartiles and spread.
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