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Ronald Hui Tak Sun Secondary School HKDSE Mathematics Ronald Hui Tak Sun Secondary School

Homework SHW6-C1: Sam L SHW7-B1: Sam L SHW7-R1: Kelvin SHW7-P1: Sam L, Pako Ronald HUI

Homework SHW8-A1: Sam L, Pako SHW8-A1 (RD):Daniel (RD), Kelvin (RD), Charles (RD), Marco S (RD) SHW8-B1: Ken, Kelvin, Sam L, Pako SHW8-B1: Marco S(RD) SHW8-R1: Tashi, Daniel, Matthew, Kelvin, Sam L, Pako, Aston, Macro W, Enoch SHW8-P1: Tashi, Matthew, Kelvin, Sam L, Pako, Aston, Macro W, Yan Tin, Enoch, Walter Ronald HUI

Box-and-Whisker Diagram Title page: Font size 36, bold, theme color of the chapter (red for geometry, blue for algebra, green for statistics)

Box-and-Whisker Diagram Box-and-whisker diagram is an effective way to present important information about a data set.

Box-and-Whisker Diagram A box-and-whisker diagram consists of a box and two whiskers at the two ends of the box. whiskers box

Box-and-Whisker Diagram and the maximum values of the data are indicated by the ends of the two whiskers. The minimum whiskers box Minimum Maximum

Box-and-Whisker Diagram and the upper quartile The lower quartile are indicated by the left edge and the right edge of the box respectively. whiskers box Minimum Maximum Lower quartile Q1 Upper quartile Q3

The median is indicated by a bar inside the box. Box-and-Whisker Diagram The median is indicated by a bar inside the box. whiskers box Minimum Maximum Q1 Median Q2 Q3 Lower quartile Upper quartile

Each part of the box and each whisker contains 25% of the data. Box-and-Whisker Diagram Each part of the box and each whisker contains 25% of the data. 25% of the data 25% of the data 25% of the data 25% of the data Minimum Lower quartile Median Upper quartile Maximum

and the inter-quartile range of the data set. Box-and-Whisker Diagram From the diagram, we can easily find the range and the inter-quartile range of the data set. Range Inter-quartile range Q1 Q2 Q3 Minimum Lower quartile Median Upper quartile Maximum

We can also draw the box-and-whisker diagram vertically. Range Q3 Inter-quartile range Q2 Q1

Consider the box-and-whisker diagram below: Range IQR Minimum = 12 Maximum = 20 Range = 20 – 12 = 8 Min. Q1 Q2 Q3 Max. Lower quartile (Q1) = 15 Median (Q2) = 16 Upper quartile (Q3) = 18 IQR = 18 – 15 = 3 IQR = Q3 – Q1

Follow-up question The box-and-whisker diagram below shows the distribution of the IQ scores of 30 children. (a) Find the median IQ score of the children. (b) Find the range and the inter-quartile range of the IQ scores of the children. (a) Median IQ score = 115

Follow-up question The box-and-whisker diagram below shows the distribution of the IQ scores of 30 children. (a) Find the median IQ score of the children. (b) Find the range and the inter-quartile range of the IQ scores of the children. (b) Range of the IQ score = 130 – 100 = 30 Inter-quartile range of the IQ scores = 125 – 110 = 15

How can we draw a box-and-whisker diagram when a data set is given? Let us take the data set 1, 4, 6, 11, 17, 23, 31 as an example.

Data set: 1, 4, 6, 11, 17, 23, 31 Step 1 Find the lower quartile, the upper quartile, the median, the maximum and the minimum values of the data set. Minimum = 1 Lower quartile = 4 Median = 11 Upper quartile = 23 Maximum = 31

Minimum = 1 Minimum = 1 Lower quartile = 4 Median = 11 Upper quartile = 23 Maximum = 31 Maximum = 31 Step 2 Draw a suitable number line covering the minimum and the maximum values.

Minimum = 1 Lower quartile = 4 Median = 11 Upper quartile = 23 Maximum = 31 Lower quartile = 4 Upper quartile = 23 Step 3 Draw a box with two vertical edges corresponding to the lower and the upper quartiles respectively. Lower quartile = 4 Upper quartile = 23

Draw a vertical line segment across the box at the median. Minimum = 1 Lower quartile = 4 Median = 11 Upper quartile = 23 Maximum = 31 Median = 11 Step 4 Draw a vertical line segment across the box at the median. Median = 11

Minimum = 1 Minimum = 1 Lower quartile = 4 Median = 11 Upper quartile = 23 Maximum = 31 Maximum = 31 Step 5 Draw two horizontal line segments, one extending from the left edge of the box to the minimum value, and the other extending from the right edge of the box to the maximum value. Minimum = 1 Maximum = 31

Sometimes, a box-and-whisker diagram may look like these. Data set A Data set B

For data set A, since there is no left whisker in the box-and-whisker diagram, this means that the minimum and the lower quartile of data set A are equal. In other words, the smallest 25% of data of data set A are all equal. Data set A Data set B

this means that the maximum and Similarly, for data set B, since there is no right whisker in the box-and-whisker diagram, this means that the maximum and the upper quartile of data set B are equal. In other words, the largest 25% of data of data set B are all equal. Data set A Data set B

Box-and-whisker diagrams are also useful to compare the central tendencies and the dispersions of two or more data sets.

Data set A Data set B > < = For example: From the box-and-whisker diagrams of the data sets A and B, we can see that Median of A _____ Median of B Range of A _____ Range of B IQR of A _____ IQR of B > < =

Follow-up question The following box-and-whisker diagrams show the distributions of marks for S6A and S6B students in a test. Marks 100 80 60 40 20 S6A S6B (a) Which class has a higher median mark? (b) Based on the inter-quartile range, which class has a less dispersed mark distribution?

(a) Which class has a higher median mark? Marks 100 80 60 40 20 S6A S6B (a) Which class has a higher median mark? (a) The median mark of S6A is higher than that of S6B.

Marks 100 80 60 40 20 S6A S6B (b) Based on the inter-quartile range, which class has a less dispersed mark distribution? (b) Since the box for S6A is shorter, the inter-quartile range of marks for S6A is smaller. Hence, S6A has a less dispersed mark distribution.