1. Tacia

2. Topic Introduction The topic that I chose to study dealt with Scrabble Cheez-Its. I wanted to know if the letters of the Cheeze-Its in the box were the same as those in the game. I thought that of the 304 data points I collected I would have more vowels than any other letters.

3. Data LetterFrequency A23N11 B12O27 C25P7 D5Q3 E38R18 F0S19 G16T19 H3U11 I20V5 J4W7 K4X1 L12Y7 M3Z4 Total304

4. Actual Scrabble Pieces While conducting this experiment I was curious if the pieces is the Cheez-It box were the same as in the actual game. To test this I found the pieces on line and created a one to one graph, below are my results. My r value was.845. This means that the amount of some letters were the same in both the Cheez-It box and in the game, but not many.

5. Histogram

6. Stem and Leaf 0 01333444 0 55777 1 1122 1 68999 2 3 2 57 3 3 8

7. Dot Plot

8. Pie Graph

9. Box Plot

10. Measures of Center Mean 11.69 Median 9 Mode E

11. Measures of Dispersion Range 38 Standard Deviation 9.52

12. Outliers Fences -18.5 and 41.5 The minimum data point was 4 and the maximum was 38 so there were no outliers within the collected data.

13. Chebychev Graph and Z Scores All of the Z scores were within three standard deviations of the mean -16.8-7.2-2.2 11.721.230.740.2 Mean

14. Summary The data that I collected was only a partial partial representation. The theoretical and actual values did not always match. After conducting this experiment I found that while playing a game of scrabble the letter most likely to be chosen in E, R and T which is not the same in a box of Cheez-Its.