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Monday, November 4, 2019

Monday + Tuesday = Study!

1.) Your AP Classroom assignment has been assigned...
  • The multiple choice (18 questions) is DUE WEDNESDAY at midnight and counts as a QUIZ GRADE!
    • *I have not taught you how to work with re-expressed equations to make predictions--this shows up in question 16
      • You may be able to figure this out depending on your past math experience, but maybe not--we'll look at this on Wednesday.
      • Worst case, save this one until Weds. 
  • The free response is just offered as a tool for you to use to study--this will not count as a grade!
  • Just try the FR on separate paper and use the key below to check your work!

    2.) STUDY! We have two tests coming up this week to start our quarter...let's prepare ourselves for success! 
    • Wednesday = Vocabulary Test
      • Part 1 = Matching (vocab list below)
      • Part 2 = given a scatter plot identify the points with the most/least leverage, biggest/smallest residual, highest/lowest x or y values, identify outliers, and understand how points will affect the correlation, slope, and/or y-int
      • Part 3 = write the equation of the LSRL given a computer output
      • Vocab List:
        • Scatterplot
        • Explanatory Variable
        • Response Variable
        • Correlation
        • Positive/Negative Association
        • Lurking Variable
        • y
        • y-hat
        • Correlation
        • Know what does/does not change correlation
        • Slope
        • Y Intercept
        • Coefficient of Determination/R^2
        • Least Squares Regression Line (why is it called that/what does "best fit" mean)
        • Outlier
        • Influential Point
        • Leverage
        • Residual (formula, definition, what does it look like on a graph)
        • Over/Underestimate
        • Residual Plot
        • Extrapolation
        • Interpolation
    • Thursday = AP Free Response and Multiple Choice Test
      • Here's how to study:
      • 1.) Complete the AP Classroom assignment
      • 2.) Review all of your writing interpretations--this test will have a good amount of writing, but it's all stuff we've seen...
        • Describe an association (reference r if possible)
        • Is a linear model appropriate?
        • Interpret Slope
        • Interpret Y Intercept
        • Interpret R^2 (coefficient of determination)
        • Interpret the meaning of a residual
        • Of course do this all in context!
      • 3.) More practice problems you can use to study....
        • Page 215: #9, 10
          • Check answers in the back of the book for 9, you can send me a Remind message or show me your work in person next week for 10 to check
        • Pages 245-253: (review of Part II/Unit II): 1, 3, 7ab, 11abcd, 15acd, 17, 27, 29abc, 39

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