- Check your grade in PowerSchool to see what's missing!
- You may have 0's for homeworks that you didn't show me if you were absent on certain days!
- Probability unit ends Friday!
- Any work that is not made up before break will be (permanently) entered as a 0 (unless there is some extenuating circumstance that you discuss with me before then)
- You can make up any outstanding quizzes after school Wednesday or Thursday, or come during any free period/lunch.
Tonight's (Wednesday) HW: Please complete the geometric probability questions on the worksheet provided in class or below:
- Remember, geometric = "first"--part of the homework challenge is to recognize which questions are geometric probabilities!
- Questions:
- 7abc, 13ac, 29ab
- Back (frogs): c, f
Tomorrow's homework (last probability HW!) will be to complete the rest of the worksheet and calculate the binomial probabilities.
- If you'd like to get a head start and teach yourself some binomial probability check out the bullets below!
- To calculate binomial probabilities using our calculator check out the link below--this is what we'll discuss in class tomorrow!
- Binomial Probability on the Graphing Calculator! Click Me! I'm a link!
- Or read the yellow box on page 393
Here are the homework questions in case you lost yours or were absent:
Check out the link below for some interesting stuff about blood types!
Tomorrow in class we will discuss how to learn how to calculate binomial probabilities, and then on Friday we'll end the week with some classwork about binomial and geometric probabilities--which will be collected and graded as a "mini test grade!" See you there!
1 comment:
Before I could do Tuesday's homework this was a great resource I found on the web which helped me understand Geometric Probability and Binomial probability better. This is the link: https://mathbits.com/MathBits/TISection/Statistics2/binomialAtMost.htm (you can press Ctrl + p, or ⌘ + p for macs, I'm not sure, or you can just right click and print; it should automatically become a pdf file)
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