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Module 10

Review Question 1

Review

Review

Review

Review Question 6

First we review What do you remember about box plots?

Let’s debate

Standard Deviation is ... a typical distance of the observations from their mean is a number that measures how far away the typical observation is from the center of the distribution

Let’s play the standard deviation game... Your team’s task: Create a data set of four whole numbers (from 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) with the lowest standard deviation value possible Input your four numbers (again use numbers from 0 to 10 only) into Stat Crunch, then calculate the standard deviation Change a value or values until you get the lowest possible standard deviation you can. 3 minutes. Go. Now create a data set (again only from 0 to 10) with the largest possible standard deviation.

B has the larger SD Which Has the Larger SD? What’s the range? What’s the mean? B has the larger SD

They have the same SD Which has the Larger SD? What’s the range? What’s the mean? They have the same SD

B has the larger SD Which has the Larger sD? What’s the range? What’s the mean? B has the larger SD

B has the larger SD Which has the Larger sD? What’s the range? What’s the mean? B has the larger SD

Calculating the standard deviation...

Let’s Find the standard Deviation Let’s look at the Unit 2 test scores from another year Let’s find the standard deviation Let’s plug it into statcrunch and check our work