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Computer Chapter 4 : Topic 2.16
Data vs Dataset
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A teacher records the mark of one student as 85, while the marks of the entire class are stored in a table. Which statement correctly distinguishes data from a dataset?
Reasoning: A single value is data, whereas a collection of related data forms a dataset.
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Which option best describes the relationship between data and a dataset in a computer system?
Reasoning: A dataset is an organized collection of related data items.
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A weather station records today's temperature as 32°C and stores temperatures for an entire month in a file. What is the monthly file considered?
Reasoning: The file contains many related temperature records, making it a dataset.
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Which example represents data rather than a dataset?
Reasoning: A single recorded fact or value is data.
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A student imports a file containing names, ages, and marks of 500 students into RStudio. The imported file is best described as:
Reasoning: A collection of many related records is called a dataset.
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Which statement correctly explains why datasets are important for analysis?
Reasoning: Analysis often requires a collection of related data to identify trends and relationships.
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If the value "Ali" is stored in a cell of a spreadsheet, what is "Ali" considered?
Reasoning: A single recorded item such as a name is data.
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Which of the following best represents a dataset?
Reasoning: A dataset consists of many related pieces of data organized together.
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Why is it incorrect to call every piece of data a dataset?
Reasoning: A dataset is larger and more structured than a single data item.
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A researcher records 120 responses from a survey and stores them in a spreadsheet. Which statement is most accurate?
Reasoning: Individual responses are data items, and the collection of responses forms a dataset.
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