How to Make Stem and Leaf Plots | Statistics

We go over how to make stem and leaf plots to represent data sets, and some of the things we can interpret from them. These plots are a bit tricky, but they're very similar to histograms while giving us a more nuanced view of the data. We'll discuss the importance of including a key with your stem and leaf plot, and the importance of choosing the right key so your plot is useful. We'll see several examples of the stem and leaf plot, make some data sets of your own, or look some up, to make your own stem and leaf plots for practice! #Statistics
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More stats lessons to come, check out my statistics playlist! th-cam.com/play/PLztBpqftvzxXIKQH2GUoqrJOMLbvAckV5.html

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