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Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maths. Show all posts

Monday, 12 April 2021

Mean, Median and Mode

Who invented Median: Francis Galtons was the person to invent median.

Who invented Mode: Karl Pearson was the person to invent mode.

Who invented Mean: The term is first found in the mid-1690s in the writings of Edmund Halley.

What does Median mean?
The middle value of a range of values.

What does Mode mean?
The mode is the value that appears most frequently in a data set. A set of data may have one mode, more than one mode, or no mode at all.

What does Mean mean?
The mean (average) of a data set is found by adding all numbers in the data set and then dividing by the number of values in the set.

Why do we use Median?
The mean value of numerical data is without a doubt the most commonly used statistical measure. Sometimes the median is used as an alternative to the mean. ... Just like the mean value, the median also represents the location of a set of numerical data by means of a single number.

Why do we use Mode?
Mode is most useful as a measure of central tendency when examining categorical data, such as models of cars or flavors of soda, for which a mathematical average median value based on ordering can not be calculated.

Why do we use Mean?
The mean can be used to get an overall idea, or picture, of the data set. Mean is best used for a data set with numbers that are close together. The median can be used to get an idea of what values fall above the midpoint and what values fall below the midpoint.


A real life example of Median?
The number of students in a school, the amount of money an average citizen in a town earns, or the temperature for your vacation destination, are all numbers that are important in everyday life.


A real life example of Mode?
One of the factory owners lives in the town and his salary is in the millions of dollars. If you use a measure like the average to try to compare salaries in the town as a whole, the owner's income would severely throw off the numbers. This is where the measure of mode can be useful in the real world.

A real life example of Mean?
The mean is often used in research, academics and in sports. When you watch a baseball game and you see the player's batting average, that number represents the total number of hits divided by the number of times at bat. In other words, that number is the mean.


All of this information that I have gathered has come from Wikipedia.

Tuesday, 25 July 2017

Cool Place Value Screencastify

Today I made a Screencastify about Place Value. The Equation was 36+25. It took me a minute and twenty one seconds to make but it was really fun. Hope you Enjoy.

Monday, 14 November 2016

Symmetrical picture


For maths we have been learning about geometry. For geometry we had to go onto our senior syndicate learning site and find the place where you can make pictures like this. I had chosen six lines of reflection. We were doing this because the South Hornby Choir were going to the Airport to perform. I hope you enjoy this and post some comments.

Friday, 30 October 2015

Picasso Presentation


This week the seniors have been learning about Picasso, we had to be in a group of three. My group was Michael, Matthew and I, the topic was maths and by the way my favorite topic is maths