Quiz & Worksheet - Frequency Tables

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Which situation would BEST be represented in a frequency table?

The high temperatures over a year. The low temperatures over a year.

How many days the low temperature was below the annual average. The difference between the year's lowest and highest temperatures.

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1. According to the following frequency table, on which day did Sue have the most customers making a purchase?

Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

2. According to the following frequency table, how many customers made a purchase at Sue's bakery over the weekend?

26
27
53
It cannot be determined from the information.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

In addition to a few example problems, this quiz/worksheet duo will examine your understanding of a frequency table's examples and definition.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

With this practice you will be specifically assessed on:

Information typically represented in a frequency table
Realistic applications of frequency tables
Components of this tool
The way you record a running total on a frequency table

Skills Practiced

Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained on setting up tables
Critical thinking - apply relevant concepts to examine information about running a business in a different light
Reading comprehension - ensure that you draw the most important information from the related lesson on frequency tables

Additional Learning

If you're interested in knowing more about frequency tables, study our lesson by the title of What is a Frequency Table? - Definition & Examples. If you utilize this lesson, you will be further informed on:

Practical uses of frequency tables
Tally marking
The limitations of statistical information

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Which situation would BEST be represented in a frequency table?

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1. According to the following frequency table, on which day did Sue have the most customers making a purchase?

2. According to the following frequency table, how many customers made a purchase at Sue's bakery over the weekend?

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