'Way table' diaporamas de présentation

Comparitive Graphs

Comparitive Graphs. Two Way Table. Describes two categorical variables. One variable is shown in the rows and the other is in the columns. Example of Two Way Table. Reading a Two-Way Table. Look at the distribution of each variable separately.

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More on relationships between two variables Unit 5-3 Power models

More on relationships between two variables Unit 5-3 Power models Relationships between categorical variables. Review of common transformations for achieving linearity. A problem dealing with area might benefit from squaring the data (power of 2) since area involves square units.

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Statistics

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Statistics

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Two-Way Tables Normal Distributions

Two-Way Tables Normal Distributions. Categorical Variables. Review: Categorical Variables place individuals into one of several groups or categories. The values of a categorical variable are labels for the different categories.

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AP Statistics Section 4.2 Relationships Between Categorical Variables

AP Statistics Section 4.2 Relationships Between Categorical Variables.

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Be Rational!

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How long can you hula hoop for?

How long can you hula hoop for?. By: Sarah Beeson and Lauren Hensel Block 1. Introduction. We had everyone in the class hula hoop for as long as they could 1 minute (60 seconds) being the longest Time ended when the hula hoop dropped or the contestant reached 60 seconds. Quantitative Data.

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Histograms

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Science Example

Science Example. Salt water is an abundant resource but unusable for irrigation and drinking. As demands on freshwater sources increase, the use of desalination processes to remove salt from ocean water is increasing.

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Scissors, paper, stone

Second player. rock. Scissors. Paper. Rock. Scissors. First player. Paper. Rock. scissors. paper. We can list all the possible outcomes in a two-way table using S for S cissors, P for P aper and R for R ock. Scissors, paper, stone. SP.

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