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Prep your notes for Friday’s Chapter 3 Test Welcome Back Today: Pair Review Kahoot Review Practice Test Prep your notes for Friday’s Chapter 3 Test

Learning Objectives Review Statistics Review conversions Mean Median Mode Range Standard Deviation Normal Distributions The Empirical Rule Review conversions Measuring with the Dial Caliper

Statistics Pair Review: Open Notes Look over your notes and share with your partner definitions for the following. Include how to calculate if appropriate Mean Median Mode Range Standard Deviation With your partner, calculate the above for the following data: 4, 5, 5, 6 Define the following Normal Distributions The Empirical Rule

Conversion Factors Pair Review Given 2.54 cm = 1 inch and 12 inches = 1 foot and 3 feet = 1 yard complete the following conversions and show your work! 10 inches to cm 8 feet to cm 150 cm to yards

Pair Review: Measurement With your partner measure the following to the nearest 1/1000 of an inch. Thickness of the mouse cable Height of the mouse Width of your computer case

Kahoot Review You will need a calculator, paper, and something to write with. We will have two Kahoot reviews

Chapter 3 Practice Test On the class website Due Friday at the beginning of the class period