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Wednesday, September 3 rd, 2014
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Is it possible to predict which color will be most popular in a bag of M&M’s? Are the colors evenly distributed? If not, which one is most popular? How can we find out? List appropriate methods for data collection to answer these questions.
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Open a bag of M&M’s Count the number of M&M’s falling into each color category Record the numeric results Record the percentages Record your color distribution on your individual dotplot Record your color distribution on the class dotplot
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BLUEBROWNGREENREDORANGEYELLOWTOTAL: Count Percentage Do you think that everyone’s M&M color distribution will be the same as mine?
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Compare your dotplot to the class dotplot Are there any similarities? Differences? Are there any extremes? Going back to our original questions… Is it possible to predict which color will be most popular in a bag of M&M’s? Are the colors evenly distributed? If not, which one is most popular? How can we find out?
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What type of data do you think we dealt with today… categorical or quantitative? What is your reasoning? What are other displays/graphs that you are familiar with? (List a few..)
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