MDM4U Final Exam Wednesday, January 26 th, 2011, RM 231.

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MDM4U Final Exam Wednesday, January 26 th, 2011, RM 231

Part A – Multiple choice (30 questions, 1 mark each) These will be a collection of 1 step questions/ definitions/ interpretations from the entire year.

Multiple Choice Continued Probability – know your formula’s and what they represent and how to use them (formula sheet will be given, but no description) Probability – know your formula’s and what they represent and how to use them (formula sheet will be given, but no description) Permutations/combinations 1 step questions (can have repetition type questions) Permutations/combinations 1 step questions (can have repetition type questions)

Multiple Choice Continued 1-var/2-var statistics 1-var/2-var statistics because we don’t have a computer, I’m limited in how I can test you because we don’t have a computer, I’m limited in how I can test you “what type of correlation do you believe would exist with the number of hours studying for a test and the mark received on the test” “what type of correlation do you believe would exist with the number of hours studying for a test and the mark received on the test” how to interpret from a graph what type of correlation exists how to interpret from a graph what type of correlation exists

Multiple Choice Continued “how to” questions based on given information “how to” questions based on given information Also, could ask about properties of normal distribution (68%, 95%) and how to apply them Also, could ask about properties of normal distribution (68%, 95%) and how to apply them Z-scores Z-scores

Part B – Short answer Word problems 16 questions total worth 76 marks Here, you will provide complete mathematical solutions to a range of problems spanning the entire year Here, you will provide complete mathematical solutions to a range of problems spanning the entire year

Part B Continued Permutations Permutations Combinations Combinations Probability using permutations and combinations will be covered Probability using permutations and combinations will be covered

Part B Continued Venn Diagrams Venn Diagrams Pascal's triangle application (pathways) Pascal's triangle application (pathways) Mutually exclusive and non- mutually exclusive events (probability) Mutually exclusive and non- mutually exclusive events (probability) Dice probability question Dice probability question

Part B Continued Game question (expected value) Game question (expected value) Birthday Question Birthday Question Normal Distribution (charts) Normal Distribution (charts) Interquartile Question Interquartile Question Deer question (expected value) Deer question (expected value) Finding Narttnan (how many ways can he…?) Finding Narttnan (how many ways can he…?)

How to study? Review old tests/notes Review old tests/notes Try suggested textbook review questions Try suggested textbook review questions Go over old “test review sheets” – its’ been long enough that it’ll feel “new” to you! Go over old “test review sheets” – its’ been long enough that it’ll feel “new” to you! Have a “math party”  get together with some other people and challenge each other Have a “math party”  get together with some other people and challenge each other

Extra Help? Still available online (when you are working from home) Still available online (when you are working from home) Use class time (if you don’t care, why should I?) Use class time (if you don’t care, why should I?) Lunch (always around, please save me) Lunch (always around, please save me) After school (can stick around, you just need to give me a heads up)  2:30 After school (can stick around, you just need to give me a heads up)  2:30