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Now, let's move to the next topic of data analytics roadmap: Statistics Basics for Data Analysts✅ Why Statistics Matters - Explain trends - Compare performance - Avoid wrong conclusions Descriptive Statistics - Mean: Average value. Example: Average monthly sales ₹45,000. - Median: Middle value. Handles outliers better than mean. Example: Typical salary in a team. - Mode: Most frequent value. Example: Most sold product. Spread of Data - Range: Max minus min. - Variance: Spread from the mean. - Standard Deviation: How far values move from average. Low value means stable data. Example: Avg sales ₹10,000. Std dev ₹500 means stable. Std dev ₹5,000 means volatile. Percentages and Ratios - Growth Rate: (Current - Previous) / Previous - Conversion Rate: Leads to customers. Correlation - Relationship between two variables. Range: -1 to +1. - Positive: Move together. Negative: Move opposite. Example: Ad spend vs sales correlation 0.8. Outliers - Extreme values. Skew averages. Identify using sorting or box plots. Sampling - Small part of data. Saves time and cost. - Full data often large. Samples give direction. Common Mistakes - Trusting averages only. - Ignoring outliers. - Confusing correlation with causation. Mini Task Take any sales data. Calculate mean, median, std dev. Check for outliers. Statistics Resources: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vat3Dc4KAwEcfFbNnZ3O Double Tap ♥️ For More