Timing Organisation for Academic Writing Is Often Seen as

question 44

Multiple Choice

Timing organisation for academic writing is often seen as

• A) 50% of time on researching, investigating, organising and planning + 20% on writing + 30% on editing, rewriting and proofreading.
• B) 30% on researching, investigating, organising and planning + 20% on writing + 50% on editing, rewriting and proofreading.
• C) 50% of time on researching, investigating, organising and planning + 25% on writing + 25% on editing, rewriting and proofreading.
• D) None of the above

Evaluate the distributions of data sets based on given summary statistics.

Understand the significance of outliers in a data set and how they affect measures of central tendency and spread.

Differentiate between symmetric and asymmetric (skewed) distributions.

Calculate and interpret measures of center and spread from stem-and-leaf plots and histograms.

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