• Data Set a collection of related values.
• The Mean is the mathematical average of your data set.
• Median is a basic statistic that describes a different type of average. It represents the "middle" of a data set, with half its numbers higher than the median and half lower.
• Mode represents the value or values that occur most often in a data set. (If no value occurs more than once, the data set is said to have no mode.)
• Range describes the degree of variety in your data set. A large range indicates a more varied data set, while a small range indicates the data is very similar.

Finding the Mean of a Data Set : 

Mean = (sum of values)/(number of values)

Finding the Median of a Data Set: 

Median = (sum of middle values)/2

Finding the Mode of a Data Set: 

Mode = Value that appears most often in the data set

If no value appears more than once, the data set has no mode

Finding the Range of a Data Set: 

Range = largest value - smallest value

How to Read a Bar Graph: 

A graph using the visual representation of parallel bars (vertical or horizontal) to present the relationship between two groups of related data - Frequency vs. Grouped.

How to Read a Line Graph: 

A graph using the visual representation of points connected by lines to present the relationship and/or trend between two groups of related data - Frequency vs. Grouped.

How to Read a Pie Chart: 

Pie Charts summarize data, expressing it as a percentile (that is, percentage of a total).

How to Read a Table: 

A Table displays a summary of categorical and/or percentile data.