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Honors Statistics B

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Statistics is a practical hands-on approach to the study of statistics and probability.

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Description

Statistics is a practical hands-on approach to the study of statistics and probability. Topics include the use of graphs such as histograms, stem plots, time plots, and scatter plots to display data; using numbers such as median, mean, and standard deviation to describe data; and evaluating data distribution. Students examine relationships using correlations and least square regressions. They calculate the probability of simple and compound events. They learn to estimate with confidence, explore tests of significance, and evaluate the validity of statistics contained within published reports.

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Customer-Provided Required Physical Materials: An online graphing calculator – Choose from one of the following:Symbolab Mathway GeoBebra Desmos

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