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Samples & Populations 1.2 2) Homework Inv 1 Day 3 SP 1.2:
1) Learning Target: I will use the MAD to compare samples. 2) Homework Inv 1 Day 3 SP 1.2: p. 10 – Using Spread and Center. CORRECT with the EDpuzzle 3) Warm Up: Find the mean, median, range and MAD: , 15, 25, 10
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50, 15, 25, 10 mean: median: range: MAD:
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Sample: A group of people or objects selected from a population.
Vocab toolkit Sample: A group of people or objects selected from a population. Distributions: The entire set of collected data organized to show their frequency of occurrence.
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Team Line Plot Total $ Raised Mean (Add ∆) MAD 1 2 3 4 5 6
(Add lines) 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Team Totals : 210 210 210 210 210 210 This method will NOT help determine the most successful team because each team raised the same amount of money.
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Team Means : 35 35 35 35 42 35 Since the totals are the same, the means of all the teams are the same except team 5. Team 5 has only 5 members, so their mean will be higher. So, if a team’s success is measured by the average amount raised, this strategy helps determine the most successful team.
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If a team’s success is measured in terms of variability (or low variability), this strategy helps determine the most successful team. Team 6 has the least variability – only $5 from the mean.
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How about the median? Does it help?
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MAD = $6
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MAD = $6
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HW p. 10
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1 MAD = 2 MAD = 1 MAD = 2 MAD = 1 MAD = 2 MAD = 1 MAD = 2 MAD =
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EXIT TICKET: mean, median, range, MAD
Samples & Populations 1.2 Did I reach my Learning Target? I will use the MAD to compare samples. EXIT TICKET: mean, median, range, MAD Homework Inv 1 Day 3 SP 1.2: p. 10 – Using Spread and Center. CORRECT with the EDpuzzle
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