Finding the range from a list
Finding the range from a list.
- Organise the data before calculating.
- Check counts and totals, and keep units or context in your conclusion.
- Choose a typical-value measure and a spread measure that suit the data.
Example 1
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Example 2
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Your turn
Question 1
Find the range.
Check answer
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Question 2
Find the range.
Check answer
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Question 3
Find the range.
Check answer
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Question 4
Find the range.
Check answer
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Question 5
Find the range.
Check answer
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.
Find the range.
Range Largest minus smallest. The range measures spread, not the typical value.