Stats and Prob P 3-https://zoom.us/j/97906956021?pwd=TndZbEdCdEFFU0gwdGJpak0wVVZ6QT09 Assignments
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"Wonder" Assignment
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Review 1/28-1/29
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4.3 Exercise Questions
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4.1 + Game
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4.2 Exercise Questions
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Introduction to Probability
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Powerpoint for Final Project
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3.9 Using Data Wisely
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3.7 : How to Experiment Well
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Project Online (Due 12/4)
In a word document, I would like a short outline of your experiment, your partner names, and any question you may have for your project.
*Everyone* needs to turn in for the points.
*Everyone* needs to turn in for the points.
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3.8 Inference for Experiments
ignore the 3.8 pg2 pdf (it is the same as pg1)
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3.6 Notes
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3.6 Notes Continued
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3.6 Experiment (extra credit) Presentation [Optional but highly recommended]
Hi guys,
if you want to get some extra credit, put your little experiment you have created on your own or with group on a power point and present it on Thursday or Friday based on your class meeting day. :) By the way, there is no late work on this extra credit. So, if you do not have it done by Thursday or Friday, you will miss this opportunity :(
Don't miss out on extra credit!!
Ms. Aung
if you want to get some extra credit, put your little experiment you have created on your own or with group on a power point and present it on Thursday or Friday based on your class meeting day. :) By the way, there is no late work on this extra credit. So, if you do not have it done by Thursday or Friday, you will miss this opportunity :(
Don't miss out on extra credit!!
Ms. Aung
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3.5 Assignment & Homework
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3.5 Exercise Questions
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Edpuzzle - 3.4: Confidence Intervals and Margin of Error
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3.4: Margin of Error
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3.1-3.4 Quiz
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3.3: Simple Random Samples
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3:2 Sampling and Bias (textbook questions are on p. 191)
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Edpuzzle - Simple Random Sample
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3.1: What is a Statistical Question? (textbook problems start on p. 185)
The link for the explainer video for 3.1 doesn't work, the video is attached to this assignment.
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Edpuzzle - 3.2: Biased Sampling & The SRS
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Edpuzzle - STATS 3.1 Introduction to Data Collection
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Chapter 2 Test 10/12
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Chapter 2 Review
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Two-Variable Data
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2.8: Choosing a Curved Regression Model
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Exponential vs Quadratic Desmos Activity
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2.7: Assigning a Regression Model
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Regression, Residuals, r-squared
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2.6: Least Squares Regression Lines
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Skew The Script Lesson 3.2 [AP Stats]
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2.5: Regression Lines
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2.4: Calculating the r-value
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2.3: r-values (textbook problems start on p.118)
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2.2 Handout
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2.1: Two-way Frequency Tables
In addition to the handout, please go into your textbook, and complete chapter 2.1: 9-17 odd exercises on a separate sheet of paper (p102-104). Turn it in on the same assignment.
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Chapter 1 Test Review
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Lesson 1.6 Handout
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Lesson 1.5 Handout
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Lesson 1.4 Handout
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Lesson 1.3 Handout
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Lesson 1.2 Handout
Follow along with the handout and turn in the completed packet by the due date. Don't forget to write your name.
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Lesson 1.1: Quantitative and Categorical data, misleading graphs
The first part of the handout is part of a guided notes. Students will fill out the rest and hand it in as part of first assignment. In the word file is a videolink at the top which explains how to do most of the assignment.