How Many Pairs of Jeans Do You Have

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How Many Pairs of Jeans Do You Have?

• By Casey Whyland

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The Least Effective Graph

• This Line Graph is the least effective graph
  because a line graph is supposed to show data
  over a period of time. My question does not show
  data over time. It shows data that compares. If I
  did use a line graph, it would not make sense
  because it would be rather hard to read it and
  get the right data.

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The Most Effective Graph

• The bar graph is my most effective graph.
  This is because, a bar graph compares data to
  each other and thats what my questions data
  needs. You can look at this graph and know
  exactly what my graph shows in its data. You can
  easily see how many people have a specific number
  of jeans and can compare it by seeing how big the
  bars are.

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Interviewing a Typical Person! Kenzie Kingsley

• Question Do most of your jeans have designs on
  them and are they different colors?
• Answer None of my jeans have designs on them
  and they are different shades of blue.
• Question Would you like to have more jeans in
  you wardrobe or are you happy with the amount you
  have?
• Answer I would like to have jeans for almost
  every day of the week, so instead of 4, I would
  like to have 6.
• Question Where do you buy you jeans?
• Answer I buy them at any store where the jeans
  are the cheapest.
• Question Would you buy more jeans is they were
  less expensive?
• Answer I would buy more jeans if they were
  around 5.00.

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Whats Typical?!?

• The range for this data is 10. You find the range
  by subtracting the smallest number from the
  biggest number.
• This data set is bimodal. The two modes were 4
  and 5 because they both occurred 5 times. The
  mode is the number that occurred the most in a
  set of data.
• The median in this set of data is 5. You find the
  median by lining up all your numbers from you
  data in order and finding the middle one between
  all of them.
• The mean for this set of data was 5.416. You find
  the mode by adding all the numbers together from
  your set of data and then dividing your sum by
  the number of numbers you added together
• From this set of data, I found that the typical
  number of jeans that someone in our class had was
  5 jeans. I know this because all my answers,
  except for the range is around or is 5.

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Conclusion

• In conclusion, I know now that the typical
  number of jeans in our class is 5. According to
  my mean, median and mode, this is true because
  all their answers are around 5.

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Applause!!!
and Thank You