Data Handling

5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency

What is your question? How did you pick it?

My question was "How often do you borow from the sports NEST"? I thought of this quest
maybe borow from the sports NEST more often.

How did you pick your two target audiences?

My first target audience was asking people by Mr. Doug's, Ms. Kate's and Mr.Paul's off
people play there and there is lots of shad and the shad is the best place for a hot day i

What do you predict the data will show? How will the two gra
My predict was that most of the people in front of Mr Doug's, Mr. Paul's and Ms. Kate's o
sports NEST but people waiting in line do some times borow from the sports NEST.
t we chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

I thought of this question beucase then people would

ate's and Mr.Paul's office. I chose this place beucase most

est place for a hot day if they are playing.

will the two graphs differ?

Paul's and Ms. Kate's office don't borow from the
m the sports NEST.
target audiences.
Data Handling
5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency

Question: How often do you borow from the sports NEST?

Target audience Asking
1: people by Mr. Dougs, Ms.Kates and Mr.Pauls
office
how often number of people
Always 8 How of
Sometimes 17
Rarely 22
Never 27
Never

Total data set 74 Rarely

Sometimes

Always

how often
5 10
Interpretation of Graph 1
Most people borrow from the sports NEST never. Rarely has more than Always. The am
borrow from the sports NEST are Always, sometimes, rarely and never. This graph show
have borrow and like to and people that don't often borrow so many times.
 First we chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

NEST?
s and Mr.Pauls Graph 1

How often do borrow from the sports NEST?

Never
Series4
Rarely Series4
metimes

Always

w often
5 10 15 20 25 30

s more than Always. The amongt of people that

and never. This graph shows how many people
so many times.
erent target audiences.
Data Handling
5HR collected two sets of data to demonstrate manipulation. First we chose a frequency

Question: How often do you borow from the sports NEST?

Target audience 2:
people that are in line by the sports NEST

How often Number of people

How of
Always 1
Sometimes 8
Rarely 1
Never 1 Never

Rarely
Total data set 11
Sometimes

Always

How often

1 2 3 4
Interpretation
Most people borrow from the sports NEST sometimes. Always, sometimes and never h
The same amongt of poeple borrow from the sports NEST are Always, sometimes, rarely
graph shows how many people that are in line that whats for the NEST raps and love to
sports NEST!!
First we chose a frequency question (how often). Then we interviewed two different target audiences.

NEST?
EST Graph 2

How often do you borrow from the sports NEST?

Never
Series4
arely
Series4
times

lways

often

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

s, sometimes and never has only one person.

Always, sometimes, rarely and never. This
the NEST raps and love to borrow from the
ent target audiences.
Data Comparison

Graph 1

How often do borrow from the sports NES

Never
Series4
Rarely Series4
Sometimes

Always

how often
5 10 15 20 25 30

compare and analyze

Does the data reflect

your predictions? Explain why or why or not?

Graph 2 for rarely has more than Always in graph 1. Not many people borrow f
sports NEST Always in both. Both Always has 8 on the graphs. Never on graph
the most, on graph 2 Never has the least. On graph 1 rarely has the most and
graph 2 rarely has the least.
 Graph 2

How often do you borrow from the sports

Never
Series4
Rarely Series4
Sometimes
Always
How often

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

ot many people borrow from the

graphs. Never on graph 1 has
rarely has the most and on