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SP 3.3D-E: Using Samples in Simulations - PowerPoint Presentation

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SP 3.3D-E: Using Samples in Simulations - PPT Presentation

Learning Target I will analyze samples in simulations Homework Complete SP Inv 33b p 12 and CORRECT with the Zaption video 33b Warm Up Math Test Scores T rue or False Both classes have the same median ID: 634758

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SP 3.3D-E: Using Samples in SimulationsLearning Target: I will analyze samples in simulations.Homework: Complete SP Inv 3.3b p. 12 and CORRECT with the Zaption video 3.3b Warm Up:

Math Test Scores

T

rue or False?

Both classes have the same median.

The top 50% of Class 1 scored the same or higher than the top 25% of Class 2.Class 2 has a greater range than Class 1.The bottom 50% of Class 2 scored the same or higher than the bottom 25% of Class 1.Overall, Class 2 had better scores.

False

True

False

False

FalseSlide2

D & ESlide3
Slide4

Possible comments:

IQR: where

50% of the data are

located.

Range and overall spread,

The shape of the distributionMean, median

Range and overall spreadWhat that means

CC 7 Math team leader at MaywoodSlide5

Our class recommends ________ per batch.Now let’s put it to the test. Spin _____ times and record in which cookie the chip lands.3. What percentage of simulations resulted in at least five chips per cookie? ________In your retrial, does each cookie have at least 5 chips?

Class Retrials for Recommended Number of Chips

What percentage of cookies received 5 chips?Slide6

Jeff and Hadiya want to be sure that most of the cookies they make will have at least five chips. They do not want to waste money, however, by mixing in too many chips. How many chips do you predict they need to use in each batch? Use your answers from Day 1 to explain your reasoning.D. E.

As a class,

let’s choose a number of chocolate chips per batch to suggest to Jeff & Hadiya. Slide7

SP 3.3D-E: Using Samples in SimulationsLearning Target: I will analyze samples in simulations.Homework: Complete SP Inv 3.3b p. 12 and CORRECT with the Zaption video 3.3b