- During any free period/lunch/study hall Friday, Monday, Tuesday
- Or, after school Tuesday
- Worst case: make up the test during Stat class, but then you will miss any notes and have to catch up on those
Let's do a little intro to probability for homework! Tomorrow it's new seats, new unit, a fresh start, and lots of math! I'm pumped--see you there!
Tonight, please complete the following in your textbook (or, today, I put the questions and answer below so you don't need your book):
Page 340: 9, 11, 17, 23a
- For 9, a probability distribution is possible if....
- All probabilities sum to 1
- All probabilities are between 0 and 1 (inclusive, meaning they can equal 0 or 1)
- No negative probabilities
- No probabilities greater than 1
- For 11, don't overthink these...
- b.) "No more than 1 repair..." Think: How many repairs would satisfy "no more than 1?"
- c.) "Some repairs..." Think: what numbers of repairs would satisfy "some repairs?"
- In #17 the data is super old (2001--I was still in high school then!), but it might be interesting to think about how opinions may differ today (17 years later) than they did in 2001.
- For the math here, you got this. Don't overthink it.
- For 23, this is like our spinner stamp--basic probability!
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