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Find the Median Customer A B C D Donations 8 3 6 Think of an experiment that you can conduct to collect data. What would the experiment be, and predict the type of distribution the results would create. Distribution Skew Bimodal Normal Flat Phone Plan A B C D Minutes 200 400 700 2000

Broncos Vs. Panthers Past weeks we Finding/ Calculating Central Tendencies Look at ways to represent data CERs – evidence Comprehension Comparing This Week Interpretations – making meaning box and whisker Putting together CERs evidence work we’ve done with reasoning

Broncos VS Panthers We know that the Broncos have the best defense!!!!!! Again, they have to score, run or catch the football down the field.

Broncos Yards Sanders Thomas CJ Owen Latimer Jordan Fowler Caldwell Green Hillman 147 52 29 43 31 26 35 14 7

Panthers Yards Olsen Brown Cotchery Funchess Stewart Ginn Dickson Tolbert Payne 190 135 39 33 10 52 22 14 1

Bases on this data….. Who has a stronger offense, Broncos or Panthers? Explain. If you want to extend………. Predict who is going to win the Super bowl. Support it with other data.

What happens to the data if The top player is injured and out for the game. Without his stats, what does that do to the data set? Two players who have been benched all year end up playing. How will their data change your answer to who has a better offense?