https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr Made with panache en-us 2019-03-30 02:06:50 UTC 2023-07-14 09:22:30 UTC hello@padlet.com broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346732387 Diontae Spencer  | 163
Matt McCrane  | 165
Marcellis Branch  | 180
Mike Hilton  | 184
Chris Boswell  | 185
Ryan Switzer  | 185
Eli Rogers  | 187
Cameron Sutton  | 188
Trey Griffey  | 192
Steven Nelson  | 194
Herb Waters  | 194
Jordan Berry  | 195
Joe Haden  | 195
Artie Burns  | 197
Jordan Dangerfield  | 199
Ralph Webb  | 200
Sean Davis  | 202
Ka'Raun White  | 206
Morgan Burnett  | 209
James Washington  | 213
Brian Allen  | 215
Marcus Allen  | 215
Borgan Roback  | 215
Julu Smith- Schuster  | 215
Joshua Dobbs  | 216
Donte Moncreif  | 216
Terrell Edmunds  | 217
Malik Williams  | 220
Trey Edmunds  | 223
Tevin Jones  | 225
Jaylen Samuels  | 225
Tegray Scales  | 227
Robert Spillane  | 229
Mark Barron  | 230
Ryan Shazier  | 230
James Conner  | 233
Vince Williams  | 233
Tyler Matakeivch  | 235
Mason Rudolph  | 235
Ben Roethilsberger  | 240
Job Bostic  | 245
Kameron Canaday  | 245
Olasunkanmi Adeniyi  | 248
Roosevelt Nix  | 248
Kevin Rader  | 250
T.J. Watt  | 252
Anthony Chickillo  | 255
Bucky Hodges  | 257
Xavier Grimble  | 261
Vance McDonald  | 267
Bud Dupree  | 269
Christian Scotland- Williamson  | 274
Cameron Heyward  | 295
Conor Sheehy  | 295
Patrick Morris  | 300
Stephen Tuitt  | 303
Tyson Alualu  | 304
Maurkice Pouncey  | 304
Javon Hargrave  | 305
Jerald Hawkins  | 305
R.J. Prince  | 311
Lavon Hooks  | 312
David DeCastro  | 316
B.J. Finney  | 318
Chukwama Okorafor  | 320
Alejandro Villanueva  | 320
Ramon Foster  | 328
Matt Feller  | 330
Dan McCullers  | 352
Zach Banner  | 360]]> 2019-03-30 02:09:17 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346732387 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733039 2019-03-30 02:18:25 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733039 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733114  Mean  | 243.94
 Median  | 231.5
 Mode  | 215
 Midrange  | 261.5
 Range  | 197
 Standard deviation  | 49.16]]> 2019-03-30 02:19:36 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733114 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733566 2019-03-30 02:26:50 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346733566 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734002 2019-03-30 02:32:57 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734002 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734287 2019-03-30 02:37:13 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734287 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734333 I thought it would be interesting to compare the weights of the players on the Steelers football team. We saw that the lowest weight on the team was one hundred sixty-three; this was Diontae Spencer, a wide receiver. The heaviest player was Zach Banner, who weighs three hundred sixty pounds. The rest of the players fall somewhere in between, falling somewhere in the two hundreds. Most of the weights ranged within the two hundreds, but some reached the three hundreds. 

I was surprised to see that the minimum weight was as low as one hundred sixty- three pounds. The mean and median were only a few pounds off; 243.94 being the mean and 231.50 being the median. By looking at the graphs, specifically the histogram, you can see that the peak is leaning more towards the left, explaining why the mean and median are both on the lower side. There is just one big data cluster and no outliers, but we do see that the higher the weight is, the lower the frequency is. 

I chose to separate the data into groups where each is a span of twenty pounds. This was the best way to group the data because it allowed there to be multiple different groups, but not too many to graph. By grouping my data this way, it helps show how much the weight fluctuates from person to person. Looking at the data, you can see that the highest frequency fell in the group from 181-200 pounds, while the lowest frequency was a tie between groups 321-340 and 341-360. 

Since I was not able to show the line graph over time, all three graphs show the same information. The pie chart, line graph, and histogram all show that the highest peak was 181-200 pounds. This indicates that the most players fell within this weight group. The line graph shows that the weights of the Steelers are all over the place, which is why the line does not show a pattern. The histogram and the line graph show that the last two weight categories had the same frequency easier than the pie chart does. The pie chart does not show the exact frequency of each weight group, making it harder to compare them.  ]]> 2019-03-30 02:37:52 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734333 broamidon22 https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734926 2019-03-30 02:47:11 UTC https://padlet.com/broamidon22/p0ikpkfag0xr/wish/346734926