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media type="youtube" key="gx6j3ycb0Y4?feature=player_detailpage" height="319" width="578" align="left" These are two videos on mean. I found these two videos very helpful and explaining. They showed lots of example. And they used written out problems so that you can the steps it took to do the formula. I picked these videos because i found they would be very helpful to someone inexperienced with mean and median.

These are two videos on how to use mean, median, and mode. On each video they use a different teaching method on the details. In some of the videos they use hands on method to show demonstration on the order of steps your suppose to follow when completing the formula. The steps are shown in each video. They also use examples on the subject, by using numbers so the viewers would understand how to use the formula. In each video, the viewers would learn something about the use of mean, median, and mode.

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These are two videos on how to solve and use Standard Deviation. I picked the first video because the man is describing the use of standard deviation in lots of details. And he's not using big words were it would be too confusing for the viewer to understand his meaning. I picked the second video because the author is using a hands - on method demonstration. He uses a table, and examples to show the using of Standard Deviation. These two videos would help someone inexperienced with Standard Deviation, learn about the subject.

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These are two videos on how to learn and operate with data representations. The two data representations are box plots and scatter plots, both videos give an example on the usage of data representations. The first video is on box plot. in the first video the lady explains how your suppose to use the formula, and she gave an example with using a set of data. The second video is about scatter plots. They also used a set of data that helped explained how your suppose to use it and that it goes with graphing

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These are two videos on outliers, and how you use them. They are kind of using a hands on method. In the first video they are using a computer based show, where there a graphing and adding the numbers up. In the second video they are showing examples. In both of the videos they show examples, and step- by - step on the equation and the formula. These would help some one who doesn't know anything about outliers.

media type="custom" key="23078072" width="130" height="130"media type="custom" key="23078080" width="130" height="130"These are two videos on quartiles. How to use them. How functioning works when using them in equations. It show examples of them, and how to put them into equations, and how they work. I used these two videos because it teaches you about quartiles. It would help some know them, who had knew nothing about them.