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Unit 1 Vocabulary

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Net Income

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Also known as disposable income. Income that remains after all taxes have been deducted. The money you have available to spend.

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Mean

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The average of a set of data.

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Median

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The middle value of the data.

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Mode

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The data value that occurs the most.

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Essential Expense

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An expense that cannot be eliminated from day-to-day life.

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Discretionary Expense

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An expense that is considered non essential

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Outlier

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A value in the data set that is extremely different from the other values.

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Skewed Data Set

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Caused by an outlier. The mean of the data is not equal to the median. The median is not as affected by the impact of outliers.

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Bimodal

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When a data set has 2 modes.

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Gross Income

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Income before all taxes are deducted.