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Accel Precalculus Unit #1: Data Analysis Lesson #4: Introduction to Statistics

Most people are familiar with probability and statistics through radio, television, internet, newspaper, and magazines. How are statistics used in business? Profession/Occupation Purpose Marketing location of business Medical clinical trials Finance risk management of finds

Most people are familiar with probability and statistics through radio, television, internet, newspaper, and magazines. science of conducting studies to collect, organize, summarize, analyze, and draw conclusions from data

collection, organization, summarization, and presentation of data consists of the collection, organization, summarization, and presentation of data consists of generalizations from samples to populations; perform estimations and hypothesis tests; determine relationships among variables; make predictions

1. a) Infer 1. b) Descrip 1. c) Descrip

Day 5 Agenda: GMLT today during WP Missing Signature Page: RiC, ZS

What is Data? characteristics or attributes that can assume different values Think of this as the question being asked. values that variables can assume Think of this as the response to the question. collection of data

variables whose values are determined by chance Responses assume numerical values. all subjects being studied group of subjects selected from population

THIS IS A TOPIC THAT WE WILL SAVE FOR AP STATISTICS!! decision making process for evaluating claims about a population; based on data from samples THIS IS A TOPIC THAT WE WILL SAVE FOR AP STATISTICS!!

3. a) Quan 3. b) Qual 3. c) Quan 4. a) Discrete 4. b) Contin 4. c) Contin

chosen in such a way that every sample of size n has an equal chance to be selected selected by using chance methods of random numbers

Mrs. Dillon has all 27 songs from The Beatles One CD stored on her IPhone and wants to play 4 randomly chosen songs to accompany her morning commute.

Assign a two-digit number to each song. 01 02 03 Etc. 27

22 09 04 17 Etc. Until you have four unique songs I Want to Hold Your Hand Ticket to Ride Penny Lane Get Back

number subjects in population; select every nth subject divide population into groups according to a specific variable to the study; take a random sample from each group

population divided into groups (clusters); randomly select an entire cluster

subjects selected in a convenient manner (mall attendees, first to arrive) for the researcher

5. a) Cluster 5. b) Systematic

researchers observe subjects engaged in normal activity to draw conclusions some treatment is imposed on the subjects by the researchers

6. a) Experimental

Probability (Lessons #1 – 3) QUIZ 1 Wed Probability (Lessons #1 – 3)