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Interpret remainders in division based on context.

Write one- and two-step numerical expressions based on descriptions.

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Use the five-number summary of data sets to compare data.

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Compare use of median and mean in a data set and explain differences.

Compare populations using difference between centers and variability.

Describe data using measures of center, spread and shape.

Find the five-number summary of a data set.

Find the mean of a data set and interpret its meaning.

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