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Computer Chapter 4 : Topic 2.18
Missing Data
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While examining a dataset containing student names, ages, and marks, a student notices that some age values are blank. These blank entries are best described as:
Reasoning: Missing data refers to values that have not been recorded or are unavailable in a dataset.
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A researcher wants to identify missing data before analyzing a dataset in RStudio. Why is this step important?
Reasoning: Missing values can affect calculations and lead to inaccurate conclusions.
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In a dataset, one student's record contains a name and marks, but the age field is empty. What should the empty field be considered?
Reasoning: An empty field indicates that the required value is missing.
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Which of the following situations most clearly indicates the presence of missing data in a dataset?
Reasoning: Blank cells in places where information is expected represent missing data.
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A dataset contains 100 survey responses, but some participants did not answer one question. What is the result in the dataset?
Reasoning: Unanswered questions create missing values in the dataset.
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After identifying missing data in a dataset, what is the main benefit before performing analysis?
Reasoning: Detecting missing data helps ensure more accurate and meaningful analysis.
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