Math Lab:

Online Skills Review

 Unit 1

Drawing Conclusions from Statistical Data

 

View PowerPoint: Mean, Median, Mode

Exercises:

1.Mean, Median, Mode

 

2.Central Tendency

 

3. Solve the problems below.

 For each data set, find the mean, the median, and the mode.
Tell which measure you find most useful for describing the data. Explain why.

a. Maddie scored 7, 9, 5,3,15 and 15 points in 6 basketball games. She wants to show that she is a valuable player.

b. Mr. and Mrs. Rodriquez collected donations of $50, $125, $10, $210, $50, $24, and $175 for charity. They wanted to show that they are good fundraisers.

c. Andy's phone calls lasted 20 min, 7min, 9min, 12min, and 7min. He wants to show how long a typical phone call is.

d. A golf team had scores of 383, 392, and 401 strokes in a tournament. The lowest score wins. The team wants to show that it played well.

 

e. Simple problems

 

 

4. 1-6 Collecting Data
 

5. 1-7 Displaying and Interpreting Data

 

6.  3-3 Mean, Median, Mode, and Range

 

7. Statistics: Box and Whisker Plots
          Collecting & Organizing Data 
             
(scatter plots, box & whisker, stem & leaf, line of best fit)
          Measures of Central Tendency: Mean-Mode-Median
          Quartiles & Percentiles

 

8. Algebra Practice for Central Tendency

 

Assessments:

  1. Self-Test

 

  1. Chapter 12 - More Statistics and Probability  (problems 1-14)

 

 

 

Record your scores in your journal or record sheet and check in with the instructor.