Kris writes the following description of a dataset:
The mean of the set is 2.
The spread of the set is 3.
The overall shape of the set is skewed.
Which of these is Kris’s dataset?
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An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 1 circle above 1, 3 circles above 2, 4 circles above 3, 3 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 1 circle above 1, 3 circles above 2, 4 circles above 3, 3 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 0 circles above 1, 3 circles above 2, 3 circles above 3, 1 circle above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 0 circles above 1, 3 circles above 2, 3 circles above 3, 1 circle above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertially above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 3 circles above 1, 3 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 1 circle above 4, and 0 circles above 5.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertially above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 3 circles above 1, 3 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 1 circle above 4, and 0 circles above 5.
An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 4 circles above 1, 2 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 0 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
Image with alt text: An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 4 circles above 1, 2 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 0 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
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The dataset described by Kris is the one where there are 4 circles above 1, 2 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 0 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
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The dataset described by Kris is the one where there are 4 circles above 1, 2 circles above 2, 1 circle above 3, 0 circles above 4, and 1 circle above 5.
Based on the given description, Kris's dataset can be identified as the one with the following characteristics:
- Mean = 2
- Spread = 3
- Overall shape = Skewed
From the given options, the dataset that matches these characteristics is:
- An illustration shows a number line ranging from 1 to 5 in unit increments. Different numbers of open circles are placed vertically above each number in the number line. The number of circles above each number in the number line are as follows: 0 circles above 1, 3 circles above 2, 3 circles above 3, 1 circle above 4, and 1 circle above 5.