Comparing various representations of data sets
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I can use measures of central tendency and spread to compare two data sets in context.
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Data can be hard to compare when presented in differing formats.
Being able to convert/interpret differing representations is useful.
It is important to identify the most efficient form for the data to be in to compare it.
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