Algebra II 11 - Andrews Universityrwright/algebra2/powerpoint… ·  · 2016-08-17Algebra II 11 1. 2. 3. 4. Mean = 50296 Median = 49950 ... the median is the mean of the two middle

Algebra II 11

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Mean = 50296Median = 49950Mode = none

There is Levi because he was so bad he lost his inheritance. Joseph’s tribe was split into two (one for each son)

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32-14=18

23-8=15

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𝜎=4.59

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a. 14, 14.5, 15, 6, about 1.7b. 15, 15, 15, 14, about 3.5c. The mean is most affected by the outlier. The mode is least affect by the outlier.d. The outlier causes both the range and standard deviation to increase.

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Mean: 146 and 143Median: 142 and 139Mode: 155 and 152Range: 17 and 17Std. Dev.: 7.46 and 7.46

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Mean: 65.7Median: 63.9Mode: 69.75Range: 7.65Std. Dev.: 3.36

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P( ҧ𝑥 − 𝜎 ≤ 𝑥 ≤ ҧ𝑥 + 3𝜎) = 0.8385

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P(<15.5)P(<15.5) = 0.025(0.025) = 0.000625

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If want P(z ≤ n), let z1 = -100 and z2 = n

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Z-score = 0.13P(𝑧 ≤ 0.099) = 0.5508

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a. Systematicb. Convenience

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Possible response: The sample is biased because only readers with strong opinions will respond.

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Possible solution: Placing the names in a hat and choosing 50 at random. Solutions may vary, but the sampling method must be random.

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a. Margin of error = ±0.026 𝑜𝑟 ± 2.6%b. Between 45.5% and 50.6%

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N = 1111 people

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Could be linear or cubic (situation suggests linear)𝑦 = 0.17𝑥 + 0.44

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Cubic y = 3.2365x3 - 44.899x2 + 201.81x + 12.172

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