Lesson 2a.04

2a.04 Calculate and use frequency density to draw histograms (unequal class width), and... Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Statistics, Unit 2

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  1. What is the formula for frequency density?

    • Frequency ÷ class width
    • Class width ÷ frequency
    • Frequency × class width
    • Frequency + class width
  2. What is plotted on the vertical axis of a histogram with unequal class widths?

    • Cumulative frequency
    • Frequency
    • Class midpoint
    • Frequency density
  3. Why must histograms with unequal class widths use frequency density on the vertical axis?

    • Area shows frequency
    • Width shows frequency
    • Mean shows frequency
    • Height shows frequency
  4. A class runs from 20 up to 30 with frequency 15. What is its class width?

    • 15
    • 30
    • 20
    • 10
  5. What is the frequency density for a class with frequency 24 and class width 6?

    • 4
    • 0.25
    • 6
    • 24
  6. Which label is correct for the vertical axis of an unequal-width histogram?

    • Frequency density
    • Frequency
    • Cumulative frequency
    • Class width
  7. What does the area of a histogram bar represent when class widths are unequal?

    • Class frequency
    • Cumulative total
    • Frequency density
    • Class width
  8. What graphical feature is required when drawing histograms with unequal class widths?

    • Cumulative frequency
    • Equal bar heights
    • Frequency density
    • Standard class width
  9. A class 0–10 has frequency 30 and a class 10–30 has frequency 60. What are the frequency densities?

    • 30 and 60
    • 1 and 3
    • 3 and 6
    • 3 and 3
  10. Class 40-50 has frequency 18 and class 50-70 has frequency 36. Which histogram bar is taller?

    • The first bar
    • Cannot be determined
    • The second bar
    • They are equal
  11. A class 25–35 has frequency 45. What is its frequency density?

    • 0.22
    • 9
    • 45
    • 4.5
  12. A class 20–25 has frequency density 6. What is its frequency?

    • 30
    • 4
    • 6
    • 150
  13. Two groups' 0-20 bars have frequency densities 2 and 3 with equal widths. Which group has a higher frequency?

    • Group X
    • Group Y
    • Both equal
    • Neither
  14. What must be used correctly to calculate widths when drawing an unequal-width histogram?

    • Class frequencies
    • Raw data limits
    • Class boundaries
    • Midpoints
  15. A class with boundaries 1.5 and 2.5 holds 8 values. What is its frequency density?

    • 16
    • 8
    • 4
    • 0.125
  16. Classes are 0–5 with frequency 10, 5–15 with frequency 40, and 15–35 with frequency 60. Which class has the greatest frequency density?

    • 15–35, with density 3
    • 5–15, with density 4
    • All are equal
    • 0–5, with density 2
  17. What graphical error occurs if unequal class width histograms plot frequency instead of density?

    • Exaggerates narrow classes
    • Exaggerates wide classes
    • Zeros all frequencies
    • Inverts the axes
  18. Why must true class boundaries be used when calculating frequency density?

    • Wrong width changes density
    • It changes the median
    • It alters total frequency
    • It removes outliers
  19. Class 100-120 has frequency 50 and 120-150 has frequency 45. Which histogram bar is taller?

    • The 100-120 bar
    • They are equal height
    • The 120-150 bar
    • Cannot be determined
  20. A histogram has classes 0–10, 10–40 and 40–100 with frequencies 20, 45 and 60. Which class has the greatest frequency density?

    • 10–40, with density 1.5
    • All are equal
    • 0–10, with density 2
    • 40–100, with density 1

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