One last probability HW + Study

1.) You have one last homework assignment for our probability unit--the "Geometric and Binomial Probability" assignment provided in class (or linked below).

• This is due Wednesday!
• Geometric and Binomial Probability HW (Click Me!)
• After today's notes you should be able to complete the following:
• *Note: if we have a snow day tomorrow I will only be checking for these problems on Wednesday
• a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, 
• I haven't taught you how to do c or d, but you don't need me to! Use some proportions and do some cross multiplying to solve; you got this
• For j, "found among the first 3 people surveyed," is another way of saying "the first person who speaks a language other than English at home is the 1st person surveyed, or the 2nd person surveyed, or the 3rd person surveyed."
• Check your answers! (provided in parentheses)

2.) STUDY, STUDY, STUDY = Do practice problems!

• If we have a snow day tomorrow take advantage of some extra time to study!
• I will not be available after school on Wednesday or F period Wednesday to help (meetings, boo); I WILL be after school until 2:40 on Tuesday
• How can I study for the test!
• Our vocab test (Friday 12/20) will be based on reviewing notes/vocab, but our math test (Thursday 12/19) is all about doing practice, practice, practice....lots of problems

1. Complete the review "packet" with some multiple choice and open ended provided in class!
• We have not learned how to do these questions (yet): coming Monday-Weds...
• MC #10
• Open Ended (potato chips) #4, 6, 7
• Probability Review Multiple Choice (Click Me!)
• Skip questions 5 and 6. Those are terrible.
• Probability Review MC KEY (Click Me!)
• Probability Review Open Ended (Potato Chips)
• For #2 it should say "use your answer to part D above"
• I will post the answer key to the open ended soon....Monday the latest
2. AP Classroom!
• I have assigned 2 multiple choice assignments and 1 open ended assignment in AP Classroom...
• These will not be graded as a quiz or classwork, instead, these are tools you can use to study if you like!
• For the multiple choice be sure to look at your results and look over the solutions to anything you got wrong!
• For the free response you can just do it on paper--here's the key:
• Probability (Unit 4) Free Response Progress Check KEY

• The key to studying is to first do the questions; then, check your work. However, don't just mark the wrong stuff wrong--that doesn't help you learn. If you answered a question incorrectly it's important you go back and try to figure out the correct approach! That's how you learn stuff!