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    The document outlines the key stages of the statistical investigation process: 1) Define the problem and formulate questions that can be answered with data 2) Plan and collect appropriate data through sampling and methods 3) Analyze the data through graphical techniques, describing patterns and relationships 4) Interpret the results and communicate the findings to an audience in a clear, concise manner

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    Collect data

    Design and implement a plan to


    collect or obtain appropriate data.
    How will I plan?
    What type of data will I collect?
    What method will I use?

    Analyse data
    Select and apply appropriate
    graphical or numerical techniques
    to analyse data- sort, describe,
    summarise and compare data;
    identify relationships in the data
    and construct data displays.
    Has there been a sampling error?
    What is the distribution?
    Are there patterns in the data?

    THE Problem
    Clarify the problem and
    formulate one or more questions

    STATISTICAL that can be answered with data.


    Can I define the problem?
    How do I pose questions?

    INVESTIGATION How will my data be used to


    answer questions?

    PROCESS
    The full statistical investigation process really does Interpret & Communicate
    matter at all year levels. It is fundamental to why statistics Interpret the results of this analysis
    and relate the interpretation to the
    is important. original question; communicate
    findings in a systematic and
    concise manner.
    Use the descriptions and key questions for each stage of Are the findings significant?
    Source: Content adapted
    from the Australian

    the process to help guide your investigations. Who is my audience?


    What was unexpected?
    Curriculum (General
    Mathematics Glossary),
    Australian Curriculum,
    Assessment and Reporting
    Authority (ACARA), 2012.

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