- Don't have a copy or you were out? Here's a link!
- We did not get to answer a question like C in class, but think about it...
- Compare your answers to a and b
- A gives us the probability any random passenger survived
- B gives the probability that someone survived if we knew they were in first class
- Based on those probabilities, does it seem like "class" impacts your chance for survival? How/why?
- For the last MC:
- This is arguably the most important question on the paper--so take your time with it!
- DON'T JUST READ THE ANSWER CHOICES AND PICK ONE--it take more than that
- Do the math and write down fractions/probabilities
- For example, for option A: "person who completed more advanced studies" = 40/100, and "being a person who did not complete more advanced studies" = 60/100, so this is false!
- We'll take a look at the answers tomorrow in class, so no scoring tonight.
Tomorrow we'll wrap up our discussions of two way tables, answer homework questions, and then start writing about histograms/stemplots/dotplots etc. See you there!
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