9.1 - Measures of Center and Spread

Essential Question: How can you describe and compare data sets?

Notes

Homework     Module 9.1  PAGE 312-314: 
                                    3PT- EXS. 3-7
                                    2PT-EXS. 9, 11, 13, 15,17, 19
                                    1PT-EXS. 21, LPT
                                    Review- EXS. 1, 3, 4     Page: 267

Homework - key

Video #1: Measures of Center: Mean and Median

Video #2: Measures of Spread: Range and IQR

Video #3: Measures of Spread: Standard Deviation

8.2 - Relative Frequency

Essential Question: How can you recognize possible associations and trends between two categories of categorical data?

Notes

HW   Module 8.2  PAGE 294-298: 
                 3PT- EXS. 1-4, 8-10
                 2PT-EXS. 16-17, 21-22
                1PT-EXS. 24, LPT
          Review: 7.1 – #13-14    pg 248
                         7.2 - #6    pg 255
                         7.3 - #8    pg 263

HW - Key

Video #1: Two - Way Relative Frequency Tables

Video #2: Conditional Relative Frequencies

Video #3: Finding Possible Associations

8.1: Two - Way Frequency Tables

Essential Question: How can categorical data for two categories be summarized?

Notes

HW --> Module 8.1  PAGE 281-288: 
                      3PT- EXS. 3-5, 7
                      2PT-EXS. 13-16
                      1PT-EXS. 24-26, LPT
                Review: 7.1 – #10 – pg 248
                               7.2 - #5 – pg 255
                              7.3 - #2 – pg 263

HW - Key

Video #1: Constructing Two - Way Frequency Tables

Video #2: Reading Two - Way Frequency Tables

7.3 - Linear inequalities in Two Variables - Day 2

Essential Question: How do you write and graph linear inequalities in two variables?

Notes - Day 2

Day 2:  Module 7.3  PAGE 263-264: 
                          2PT-EXS.  17, 19 -20
                         1PT-EXS.  23, 25, LPT

HW Key Day 2

Video #2: (Day 2) Creating Models with Linear Inequalities

7.3 - Linear inequalities in Two Variables - Day 1

Essential Question: How do you write and graph linear inequalities in two variables?

Notes - Day 1


HW
Day 1:   Module 7.3  PAGE 263-264: 
                         3PT- EXS. 1, 4-7
                         2PT-EXS. 9, 11-12, 13-14

HW Key Day 1

Video #1: (Day 1) Graphing Linear Inequalities involving < or >

7.2 - Using Functions to Solve One - Variable Equations

Essential Question: How can you use functions to solve one - variable equations?

Notes

HW    Module 7.2  PAGE 255-258: 
                    3PT- EXS. 3, 7, 11, 13
                    2PT-EXS. 17, 19, 22
                   1PT-EXS. 26, LPT

HW Key

Video #1: Using intersections to determine approximate solutions of one - variable equations

Video #2: Using intercepts to determine approximate solutions of one - variable equations

7.1 - Modeling Linear Relationships

Essential Question: How can you model linear relationships given limited information?

Notes

HW    Module 7.1  PAGE 248 - 250: 
                      3PT- EXS. 4-6, 7-9,
                      2PT-EXS. 16-18, 19-21
                      1PT-EXS. 25, LPT

HW Answers

Video #1: Creating and interpreting linear models

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