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1 Page 6 Here is an example of an Isosceles Right Triangle:

2 Page 7 0.25 0.50 1 1.25 1.5 2 3 3.5 4 6.5 Input Value Output Value
 Re-Order the data least to greatest

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4 Page 10 Unorganized Table Organized Table .

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6 Page 12 There are 16 data points in the scatter plot. Circle each of the 6 points that are shown in the partial table on the left. Is there any data in the scatter plot that stands out as being different or far away from the other data? Place a star next to any data that stands out. This type of data is known as an outlier (data is not typical) * Directions:

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