Draw & Understand Stem-and-Leaf Plots - [6-8-25]
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
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In this lesson, you will learn how to draw stem and leaf plots to represent statistical data. These types of plots represent data by breaking up numbers into stems and leaves which are then shown in a chart. The number of leaves on a line in this type of plot will indicate the relative frequency of the numbers in the data set.
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If you ever wonder, when in life you'd use this... you won't. (btw great explanation of stem and leaf!)
Great and simple way to explain! Thank you
Very good explanation. You passed the main idea of giving importance to how spread numbers are. Amazing video !! I loved it ! 🏆🏆🏆
Great, and when it comes to 3 digit or more… ?
so long yet so simple I love it
Well done sir
Great explanation
Thank you!
Math is uphill for me, but I understood this easily. Great lesson. But! I have never seen this used in and for anything, articles on economics included. What is a practical, everyday use for this method?
Excellent 👍
Really appreciate it.
What about triple digit numbers?
Thanks a lot
I think we can also give the graphical representation for this stem - leaf table.
Yes!
Can I get a real world example of how this would be helpful?
Only statisticians use this crap, and not many of them in the scheme of things.
y didt we started with 11 1,1 and then 5 i.e 15
rather then picki 15 first n then 11
pov:you have a math test tommorow
I'm#1
Teacher i.can.t understand what means of these math so make me
In other words, there is no legitimate reason to teach this to middle school aged kids. I'm a University graduate, on the deans list for academic excellence with a 3.985 gpa, in computer science. I've been in programming and analysis for over 20 years. Know how often I've used a stem and leaf plot? NEVER EVER EVER!!!!! NOT ONE SINGLE TIME!!!
it's not even correct you aren't supposed to put commas