Don't forget--we have a MANDATORY MEETING after school THURSDAY in the CAFE!
Head there right after H period so we can get started (and then finish) as quickly as possible)!
*If you were absent on Friday (before break) you must turn in Friday's classwork TOMORROW or you will receive a 0!*
Monday HW = Studying for the Exam!
- Please COMPLETE and SCORE the 2016 AP Free Response #5 question provided in class (or below).
- Time yourself: give yourself 15 minutes to do the FR question! (Then, if you aren't done, use more time and use your notes to finish it up--that's the studying part!)
- Score your response using a different color pen/pencil.
- You must provide a score AND record some notes to earn full homework credit...
- Notes = why you got the score you did OR
- Use the sample answers to write the correct response or add anything that was missing (that you'd need to earn essentially correct)
- If you do not complete, score, and provide notes (based on your scoring) you will not earn full credit for your homework.
- Here's the scoring info:
- Read the sample answer and rubric linked below.
- Give yourself a score for each section:
- Section 1 = "The Math" and Name Interval
- Score yourself as E,P, or I using the rubric
- Section 2 = Interpreting the Interval
- Score yourself as E, P, or I using the rubric
- Section 3 = parts B and C--the rubric is a little weird here, so read below.
- Component 1 = Part B
- If you stated that "it is necessary to check this condition to make sure our sample is large enough for a one-prop z-test," that's pretty close, but you have not satisfied this component.
- If you state, "It is necessary to check this condition to make sure our sample is large enough so that the sampling distribution for proportions is approximately Normal," then that's perfect.
- Component 2 = Part C
- Must state that a 2 prop. z interval would NOT be appropriate because this data was taken from one sample, not two (independent) samples to meet this component
- Now use the breakdown below to give yourself an overall score of 1-4. Write this at the top of your paper.
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