Comparative Inferences- Populations
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7th Grade
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Jordan Copenhaver
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Comparative Inferences- Populations
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Example 1
Quinn collects data from a random sample of 20 seventh grade students in a fitness program. She compares the number of curl ups from last year to this year. What can she infer from her comparison?
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Multiple Choice
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Step 2- Use the dot plot to compare
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of data set?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is the mode of this data?
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Let's Review
The range is 7
The mode is 24
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of the data?
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Multiple Choice
What is the mode of the data?
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Let's compare
What can we infer?
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Multiple Choice
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Now you try!
What inference can you make about the number of pushups?
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Open Ended
Type your inference based off of the dot plot
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MAD for Curl Ups
Which set has a greater MAD?
Curl Ups this year
What does that tell us?
Not all students made the same progress- more variation in the data
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Use stats to make a prediction!
Quinn's classmate tells her the number of curl ups he completed this year and last.
He did not tell Quinn which year was which
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Multiple Choice
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Open Ended
Use the data from the chart. Calculate the mean for week 1 and week 2. Type your answer like this.... Week 1 mean=.... Week 2 mean=....
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