2.) Next, SCORE YOUR ANSWER using the rubric linked or shown below:
- Tip:
- For your last "generally statement" comment on the initial question--"where is a student more likely to graduate?"
- You might start your last sentence with, "Generally a student is more likely to graduate in the ______; then support this with a % statement."
- HW Question and Rubric:
- Or...
WE WILL HAVE A TEST ON EVERYTHING WE'VE LEARNED THUS FAR ON WEDNESDAY! First AP Stat test--come ready!
Also, we'll start class with our chapter 5 vocab quiz on Tuesday!
- Here's your vocab list in case you want to start studying:
- For each statistic below you should know how it's calculated, what it measures (center or spread), and most importantly, what it actually is
- Mean
- Median
- Midrange
- Range
- Interquartile Range (IQR)
- Standard Deviation (Sx)
- Center
- Spread
- Percentile
- Know what percentiles Q1, Median, and Q3 represent
- Know the "appropriate measures of center/spread" based on the shape of a distribution
- Variance (just know it's the standard deviation, squared, or that standard deviation is the square root of variance)
- Ogive
- Ch. 4 vocab that could come up:
- Histogram
- Skewed Left
- Outlier
- Boxplot
- Stemplot
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