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Mathematics, Grade 5
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Study Guide Data Analysis Mathematics, Grade 5
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DATA
ANALYSIS
Collecting
Data
Data
=
information
You
can
collect
data
(information)
from
other
people
using
polls
and
surveys.
Polls
A
poll
is
used
to
express
public
opinion
about
something.
A
poll
asks
the
opinion
of
a
random
or
a
selected
group
of
people
regarding
a
specific
subject.
Example
1:
When
the
United
States
has
an
election,
the
government
takes
a
POLL
of
which
candidates
the
voters
want
to
elect.
Voters
answer
the
poll
by
selecting
the
candidates
they
want
to
elect
at
a
polling
station
on
Election
Day.
The
results
of
the
poll
indicate
which
candidates
might
win
their
election
race.
Example
2:
Polls
can
be
used
for
much
simpler
things
too,
such
as
finding
out
which
ice
cream
flavor
is
preferred
most
by
the
students
in
your
grade
or
school.
You
can
walk
around
school
asking
people
what
their
favorite
flavor
of
ice
cream
is:
vanilla,
chocolate,
or
strawberry.
After
you
collect
all
your
data,
you
will
know
which
flavor
is
favored
most
in
your
grade
or
school.
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Surveys
A
survey
is
also
used
to
express
the
opinion
of
a
selected
or
random
group
of
people.
Surveys
usually
involve
a
question
or
set
of
questions
written
about
specific
content.
Example:
You
can
take
a
survey
about
the
families
of
the
students
in
your
class.
Survey
questions
could
include
questions
such
as:
•
How
many
brothers
do
you
have?
•
How
many
sisters
do
you
have?
•
Are
you
the
oldest
sibling?
•
Are
you
the
youngest
sibling?
Recording
Data
You
can
record
the
numerical
data
you
collected
on
a
chart
or
graph.
Charts
and
graphs
you
can
use
to
record
your
data:
•
bar
graphs
•
pictographs
•
line
graphs
•
pie
charts
•
column
charts
Try
This!
Let’s
say
your
5th
Grade
Presidential
Poll
revealed:
•
Tom
received
13
votes.
•
John
received
17
votes.
•
Mary
received
20
votes.
•
Amy
received
10
votes.
Draw
a
bar
graph
below
that
shows
how
many
votes
each
person
got.
Congratulations
to
Mary
for
being
voted
5th
Grade
Class
President!
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purchaser
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educational
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