Checking understanding of summary statistics from a frequency table

12 questions

1. How many sevens are there in this set of data?
2. What is the modal value of this set of data?
3. There are 325 pieces of data in an ordered data set. The median is the data value in position ___ in the data set.
4. The (arithmetic) mean for a set of numerical data is the ___ of the values divided by the number of values. It is a measure of central tendency representing the average of the values.
5. A data set contains 125 pieces of data and has a sum of 2500. The mean of the data set is ___.
6. Match each summary statistic to its value for this set of data: 3, 9, 5, 8, 3, 4, 10.
7. The table shows the number of tries scored in some rugby matches by a team. This frequency table shows that in ___ matches the rugby team scored 3 tries.
8. The table shows the number of tries scored in some rugby matches by a team. How many tries did the rugby team score most frequently?
9. The table shows the number of tries scored in some rugby matches. Which of these tables corresponds with this one?
10. The table shows the number of tries scored in some rugby matches. There were 53 matches, so the median is in the 27^{\text{th}} position. What is the median number of tries?
11. The table shows the number of tries scored in 53 rugby matches. Over the 53 matches the total number of tries is ___.
12. The table shows the number of tries scored in 50 rugby matches. The mean number of tries scored per match for the data in this frequency table is ___ tries.

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