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Spelling Word List: Pesky probability and devilish data

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Look	correlation
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Look	hypothesis
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Look	qualitative
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Look	quantitative
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continuous

correlation

discrete

frequency

hypothesis

probability

qualitative

quantitative

questionnaire

survey

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About This Spelling List: Pesky probability and devilish data

10 key maths words to do with probability and data handling.

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