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Study p. 7-11 then solve exercises p. 20 # 9-23 odd
8:30 AM
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1) Complete the "Motivating SOCS" worksheet (in attachment)
2) Consider the population of all famous mathematicians (for a list you can follow the link below). Decide on two variables, one categorical and the other numerical discrete (try to be original!). Then, randomly select 30 mathematicians and from each collect a value for each variable. Then do the following:
A) Very briefly explain how you chose the mathematicians (we have not talked about random samples yet, so do what you think will give you a fair random sample of people)
B) Show a graphical display both distributions: for the categorical, choose your favorite, for the numerical use a dotplot. You can use technology to draw the graphs (or not, your choice)
C) (optional) If you feel brave enough, describe the numerical distribution in context (Shape, Center, Spread and Outliers). However, you will work on this part (C) during class time next Monday, after we will have gone over some more examples.
8:30 AM
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