Tonight's HW (hopefully you did some last night so you can enjoy Halloween!)
- Pages 214-217 : 7, 9ce, 11, 13, 15a,
- For #11 you need to answer questions 1, 3, 4 for each scatterplot
- You don't need sentences; you can structure your answer like this for each scatter plot
- Sample answers (how to do 11) based on #12: the stuff in italics is "extra"
- a.) 1.) high leverage and high resid 3.) point removed, r stronger (r increases); 4.) point removed, slope increase (line steeper)
- b.) 1.) high leverage 3.) correlation stronger (becomes +) 4.) slope would increase (steeper)--line would go from horizontal (no association) to a positive slope
- c.) 1.) high residual 3.) correlation would decrease (weaker) 4.) slope would stay about the same (b/c point has no leverage)
- d.) High leverage 3.) correlation would be stronger (decrease because it's negative and r gets closer to -1) 4.) slope would stay about the same (because the point is close to the LSRL)
- Want more review for our test?
- Do all of #9!
- Do 15cde
Tomorrow is your last chance to turn in stamps; if you don't have them counted/ready to go tomorrow you will earn a 0! Check yesterday's blog post for instructions.
Your next AP Classroom assignment has been assigned (MC and FR); this is due at midnight Wednesday; it's a great way to study for our test AND your MC score will count as a grade!
- You can just do the Free Response to study on your own--do them on separate paper and use the key below to check your work!
And here's the plan for the rest of the unit (this week and next week):
- Fri (11/1): Outliers, Leverage, Influential Points + Re-expressing data (ch. 9)
- Mon (11/4): Classwork/Practice (Influential Points and Re-expression) (I'm really hoping we finish our notes tomorrow)
- Tues (11/5): No school (Election Day)
- Weds (11/6): Unit 2 Vocabulary Exam (25 min) + AP MC (Ch. 9, 10)
- Thurs (11/7): Unit 2 AP FR and AP MC Exam
- Fri (11/8): Probability Intro Classwork/Homework! (new unit; ch. 14)
- *Note: I will be out on this day; you will have a classwork assignment with the sub to start learning some probability stuff!
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