The formula to calculate the Stem and Leaf Plot (SLP) is:
\[ SLP = (10 \cdot s) + l \]
Where:
A Stem and Leaf Plot is a type of graph used to represent statistical data in an organized way. It is particularly useful for displaying smaller data sets (up to 50 numbers) in a way that allows you to see the frequency distribution and shape of the data. The plot is divided into two sections: the stem and the leaf. The stem is the first digit or digits of a number, and the leaf is the last digit. For example, in the number 53, 5 would be the stem and 3 would be the leaf. The stems are listed in a vertical column to the left of the plot, and the leaves are listed in horizontal rows to the right of each corresponding stem. This arrangement allows for a quick visual interpretation of the data, showing the spread of scores, the range of scores, and the median score.
