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Data of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Indiana

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Data of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Indiana

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8/31/20 | 713
9/1/20 | 973
9/2/20 | 1088
9/3/20 | 1027
9/4/20 | 1079
9/5/20 | 842
9/6/20 | 592
9/7/20 | 390
9/8/20 | 713
9/9/20 | 762
9/10/20 | 1255
9/11/20 | 1051
9/12/20 | 1202
9/13/20 | 219
9/14/20 | 748
9/15/20 | 615
9/16/20 | 808
9/17/20 | 1476
9/18/20 | 1090
9/19/20 | 699
9/20/20 | 530
9/21/20 | 642
9/22/20 | 720
9/23/20 | 914
9/24/20 | 1163
9/25/20 | 1141
9/26/20 | 911
9/27/20 | 871
9/28/20 | 755
9/29/20 | 935
9/30/20 | 1155
10/1/20 | 1484
10/2/20 | 1421
10/3/20 | 1095
10/4/20 | 833
10/6/20 | 970
10/7/20 | 1281
10/8/20 | 1450
10/9/20 | 1816
10/10/20 | 1918
10/11/20 | 1570
10/12/20 | 3089
10/13/20 | 1154
10/14/20 | 1930
10/15/20 | 2302
10/16/20 | 2521
10/18/20 | 1605
10/19/20 | 1584
10/20/20 | 1498
10/21/20 | 1732
10/22/20 | 2850

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Mean | 1072.236
Median | 1088
Mode | 713
Midrange | 1,654
Standard Dev| 589.7931
Range | 2,870

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I think it would be very interesting to collect data of our confirmed cases that have been reported in Indiana since August 31st until October 22nd. Especially as we are living in the middle of a pandemic, it is always interesting to look at the numbers, whether they are going up or down. That is why I was wanting to use this data for my project.

I was not surprised at all to see that the numbers were trending up after August 31st, especially after our governor opened more and more of the state up, it really showed in the data because there were more and more cases confirmed in the state. When looking at the line graph created, you can really see a high peak in the data between the dates of October 4th and a little before October 18th.

I decided to separate my data into groups of 9 days for my pie chart and my histogram. It made it easier to see what group of dates had the majority of the confirmed cases in all of the data I collected.

According to all of my types of graphs, the most confirmed cases from all of my data were dates of October 11th to October 22nd, which was not surprising to me.