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Statistics Math Riddles Collection

A collection of Statistics Riddles for fun and pleasure! Tease your brain with these riddles, then click click for answer to show or hide the answer. (Note: You may need to enable JavaScript on your browser for the answers to show properly.)

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Statistics

  1. Why don't statisticians like to model new clothes? click for answer
  2. What did the Box Plot say to the outlier? click for answer
  3. What did one regression coefficient say to the other regression coefficient? click for answer
  4. Why did Yogi Bear become a statistician? click for answer
  5. Why did the statistician do such a horrid job of laying tile on his bathroom floor? click for answer
  6. Who is the most famous Statistician? click for answer
  7. How do you tell one bathroom full of statisticians from another? click for answer
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  9. Why is it that the more accuracy you demand from an interpolation function, the more expensive it becomes to compute? click for answer
  10. What does a statistician use to measure the weight of trees? click for answer
  11. What do you call a statistician on drugs? click for answer
  12. How many statisticians does it take to change a light bulb? click for answer
  13. What happens to the statistician who was thrown in jail? click for answer
  14. Why must statisticians stay away from children's toys? click for answer
  15. What chart is appropriate is at a baker's convention? click for answer
  16. What chart should not be shown at an Alcoholics’ Anonymous meeting? click for answer

 

 

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