statistics
the collection of data of cars
BY: Alyissa Martin, Skylar Lindsey-Hernandez, Curt White, Javid St. Lewis and Reagan Ramsaran
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic page no.
[Link] data was collected 2
2.A histogram of Cars collected 3
[Link] mean, mode and median of cars
collected 4-5
4.A pie chart of the distribution of cars 6-7
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[Link] THE DATA WAS COLLECTED
From the weeks between 5th of May to the 6th June ,2025, group 4 (Skylar Lindsey-
Hernandez, Alyissa Martin, Curt White, Javid St. Lewis and Reagan Ramsaran.) has collect
over 50 different cars on the nation’s roads of Trinidad and Tobago as demonstrate below.
CAR BRANDS PEE TEH PDC TCH
NISSIAN 5 2 2 4
TOYOTA 3 0 4 3
FORD 0 2 0 5
MITSUBISHI 1 4 3 4
KIA 4 4 2 2
AGE 1.5 year 1 year 11 years 12 years
This table shows the cars that was collected and their recorded numbers to
show how long the vehicle as been on the road for.
Total number of cars= 54.
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2.A HISTOGRAM OF CARS COLLECTED
The histogram below shows the data of cars collected from the Princes Town to Palo Seco south
region
The histogram above describes the distribution data of the cars and their number plates
across class intervals. The most cars were 9 in a range of (2.7,4.4). The middle interval
was 8 in a range of (1,2.7) and the smallest amount was 2 in a range of (4.4,6.1). This
indicates that the majority of data of concentrated between the numbers 1 and 4.4 with a
slight increase in cars (6.1).
[Link] MEAN, MODE AND MEDIAN OF CARS COLLECTED
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MEAN
(the average of value of data)
This is calculated by adding up all your numbers in your chart and dividing it by
how much numbers there are in the set.
(5+4+2+2+3+0+4+3+0+2+0+5+1+4+3+4+4+4+2+2)¿ 54 ÷ 20 = 2.7
Mean = 2.7 cars collected
MODE
(the most frequent number in the dataset)
We find a mode in statistics by looking at the giving numbers and see which of the
numbers shows up most often
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As u can see the number 4 shows up 6 times in the dataset making the mode = 4
cars
MEDIAN
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(The middle value)
To find the median, you will have to: line the numbers up and search for a middle
value. But if they are even numbers find the mean of two of them.
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In all 20 numbers 2 in the middle value making the
Median = 2 cars
4.A PIE CHART OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF CARS
BRANDS:
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The pie chart demonstrates the different cars in the Princes town to palo Seco
region in Trinidad that we collect over a course of weeks.
The different brands of vechicles
KIA NISSIAN
22% 24%
MITSUBISHI TOYOTA
22% 19%
FORD
13%
NISSIAN TOYOTA FORD MITSUBISHI KIA
This shows that the citizens prefer different variations on vehicles to drive
as seen in the pie chart and in the information below.
i. Nissan: 13
ii. Toyota:10
iii. Ford :7
iv. Mitsubishi :12
v. KIA: 12
THE AGES OF THE VEHICLES:
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This pie chart was created to descried the different ages of the vehicles that was
randomly collected on the nation’s roads.
the different years between the cars collected
PEE
6% TEH
4%
PEE
TEH
TCH PDC
47% TCH
PDC
43%
This shows the drastic change in different vehicles that has been on the
roads over the years and how the citizens are loyal to their vehicles from
2013 to 2024 according to the information above.
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