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What is frequency in the context of data analysis?
What is frequency in the context of data analysis?
What did Victor use to keep track of the number of gumballs of each color?
What did Victor use to keep track of the number of gumballs of each color?
What did Victor decide not to do because of the low frequency of red gumballs?
What did Victor decide not to do because of the low frequency of red gumballs?
What can you make to show the frequency of the results of rolling a die?
What can you make to show the frequency of the results of rolling a die?
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How many times did Victor try to get a red gumball?
How many times did Victor try to get a red gumball?
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What is the frequency of the number 1 in Paul's die rolling experiment?
What is the frequency of the number 1 in Paul's die rolling experiment?
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What is the purpose of making a frequency table?
What is the purpose of making a frequency table?
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What can you analyze the frequency of, according to the passage?
What can you analyze the frequency of, according to the passage?
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What is the frequency of the color green in Victor's gumball experiment?
What is the frequency of the color green in Victor's gumball experiment?
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Why did Victor stop trying to get a red gumball?
Why did Victor stop trying to get a red gumball?
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Study Notes
Understanding Frequency
- Frequency is the number of times a value occurs in a set of data.
- It can be represented in a frequency table, which shows how often an event happened.
Victor's Gumball Machine Example
- Victor tried to get a red gumball from a machine 9 times.
- He got the following results: 2 green, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 3 orange, and 1 red.
- By looking at the frequency table, Victor realized he had a low chance of getting a red gumball again (1 out of 9).
Creating a Frequency Table
- Start by listing the values or categories (e.g., gumball colors).
- Make tally marks to keep track of the number of occurrences for each value.
- Count the tally marks and write down the total frequency for each value.
Dice Rolling Example
- Rolling a die can result in numbers 1-6.
- Paul rolled a die 10 times and got the following results: 2 sixes, 3 threes, 1 two, 1 one, 2 fives, and 1 four.
- Paul created a frequency table to show the results.
Your Turn
- You can create a frequency table for any set of data you want to analyze.
- Examples include the frequency of letters in your name, colors of shirts in your closet, or types of books you own.
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Description
Victor tries to get a red gumball from a machine, but gets different colors instead. He observes the frequency of each color and decides whether to try again.
