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GCSE Maths: Tally charts

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  1. What is a tally chart used for?

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    Recording and organizing data by counting occurrences using tally marks.

  2. In a tally chart, each group of five marks is shown with four vertical lines and one ? line through them.

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    diagonal

  3. In a tally chart, what column typically appears alongside the 'Tally' column?

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    The 'Frequency' column, which shows the total count.

  4. What is the mode in a frequency table?

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    The value or category that appears most frequently in the data.

  5. What is the range of a data set?

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    The difference between the highest and lowest values.

  6. How do you calculate the total frequency from a tally chart?

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    Add up all the individual frequencies in the frequency column.

  7. What is a grouped frequency table?

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    A frequency table where data is organized into intervals or ranges rather than individual values.

  8. In a grouped frequency table, what is a modal class?

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    The interval or class that has the highest frequency.

  9. How can you convert frequency data to probability?

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    Divide the frequency of the specific outcome by the total frequency.

  10. How can you convert frequency data to a percentage?

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    Divide the frequency by the total frequency and multiply by 100.

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