Large data set
Interpret and analyse the large data set; understand sampling variability and contextual interpretation
What you'll learn
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A large data set is a big collection of information — like the heights of every student in your school or the temperatures in London for a whole year. 📊
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Which of these is a large data set?
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Here's a small part of a large data set — it shows the daily maximum temperature (°C) in London for one week in July. 🌡️
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Let's find the mean (average) temperature for this week. 📝
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Now you try — use the thermometer to show the temperature on Wednesday (21°C).
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What was the range (highest minus lowest) of temperatures that week?
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Why do we use large data sets instead of just a few numbers?
Practise Large data set with Whizlo
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