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Math 10 - Grouping raw data Graphs are a way of organizing and explaining data. Sometimes data is qualitative (non-numeric data like name of your college, city you were born in). Sometimes data is quantitative (numeric data like age, cost of a dinner, number of followers on Instagram). Look at each of these graphs and then discuss with people in your group what the graph represents. Determine if the data represented is qualitative or quantitative. Analyzing qualitative data means determining the most and least frequent choices, and possibly comparing two graphs for differences. Analyzing quantitative data means describing the center spread, shape and anything unusual. You can also compare multiple graphs for differences. After you have finished your discussion, summarize your results where noted. 1. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze this bar graph of English Speaking Countries Write your summary here. 2. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze these pie graphs of students Write your summary here. 3. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze these line graphs of average monthly temperatures in San Francisco and St. Louis. Write your summary here. 4. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze this histogram graph of nightly prices (in Euros) at Airbnb rentals in Paris, France Write your summary here. 5. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze this scatterplot of Student Dept and Medium Income. Write your summary here. 6. Determine the type of data represented, describe and analyze these boxplot graphs comparing annual income for female and male designers Write your summary here