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Define data in your own words.
Consider what type of information numbers can convey.
What is a primary source?
Think about firsthand information.
What does data represent in geography?
Think about what types of inputs we use in geography.
True or False: Secondary data is always more reliable than primary data.
Reflect on how information is collected and reported.
Using raw data scores of 40 students, categorize them into frequency distributions based on specific intervals.
Look for patterns within the data to see how many fall into each category.
Create a comparative analysis between two sets of data using both presented methods: tabulation and graphical representation.
Think about the best ways to show the relationship between the two datasets.
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