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What is raw data?
Think about data that hasn't been arranged.
Write an example of an array.
Consider ordering a set of numbers.
What type of data is unorganized?
Think about data that needs sorting.
True or False: A frequency table only uses numbers.
Consider what shapes frequency tables take.
You have conducted a survey of 20 students about their favorite after-school activities. Three selected football, five chose basketball, and the rest were split between swimming and reading. Create a frequency table and explain how it helps us understand varying interests.
Break down the data carefully.
Discuss how you could improve data collection methods for your surveys to get more diverse information. Provide at least two strategies.
Think about who's being asked and how questions are formed.
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