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Analyzing the Olympics: Track and Field
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07-13-2021
10:31 AM
The fastest, the highest, and the furthest.
Track & Field is full of exciting events, which, beyond showcasing incredible athletic feats, also produce some great data sets for statistical analysis.
What's your favorite track & field event? Check out our range of track & field questions in Achieve for Statistics to see how you can "track" the data in your own class, alongside this year's Tokyo Summer Olympics.
See more examples below or sign up for a demo to explore more features of Achieve for Statistics!
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