Texas Instruments TINSPIRECX Calculator User Manual


 
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Upper quarle displayed
Comparing shoe sizes
A Pie Chart displaying categorical data
Display the boxplot and then move the cursor over the chart.
You will be able to see the median, quarles, maximum and
minimum values and, possibly, outlier values.
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This boxplot can be compared with a similar one represenng
the female shoe sizes by displaying them, one above another.
To do this we add a second  by pressing b24,
this will give you the choice of available lists.
This me select . The result is two side by side box plots
that can easily be compared.
This method can be used to add more box plots, up to ve or
six can be easily compared on the same screen.
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Create a new Data & Stascs page and choose the variable
mshoe for the x axis.
This variable contains a list of numerical data but they could
also be thought of as categorical data, in which case it would
be appropriate to use a Pie Chart. By using the opon 
 in the Plot Properes menu you can force the
handheld to treat the data in this way. Noce the way in
which the labels on the axis change.
Now you can use the Plot Type menu to choose Pie Chart.
It is also possible to enter non-numerical categorical data in
a  page, e.g., favourite pets, sandwich
llings etc. Such data must be entered in quotaon marks
by pressing /r(Ó).