It is quite simple :) In your calculator, Go to L1 and type in the numbers on non athletes. When you do that, go to stat 1 var stat and write down the x bar, n and sx. Next, erase L1 and put in the set of numbers for athletes. Do the same like you did before. once you have both xbar, n and sx, go to stat, calc and two sample T-test. Which ever mean is bigger, you type in those set of numbers first. When you get to the greater than, less than or equal to, base that off of your Alternative Hypothesis meaning which sign you used for it. You will always say no to pooled data unless it tells you in the problem.
To find 90% confidence, all your numbers are already in the calculator so all you have to do is go to stat calc and 2sampt-int. Instead of .95 as shown type .90 and hit calculate!
I hope this helps :)
You can get the answers to your quiz in a lot of places. One being your notes that you took during the class.
To receive help with the AP statistics investigative task answers for chapter 21 it is best to contact the instructor. This will insure that the correct methods for solving the problems is given. There are not any answers available online for this.
I'm in AP Statistics and if you co to collegeboard.com and go to the AP section and click on AP Statistics there are all the free response questions from the previous 10 years AP tests.
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You can get the answers to your quiz in a lot of places. One being your notes that you took during the class.
To receive help with the AP statistics investigative task answers for chapter 21 it is best to contact the instructor. This will insure that the correct methods for solving the problems is given. There are not any answers available online for this.
I'm in AP Statistics and if you co to collegeboard.com and go to the AP section and click on AP Statistics there are all the free response questions from the previous 10 years AP tests.
AP Statistics is in fact college level , high school statistics course. It is the equivalent of one semester and is normally offered to juniors and seniors in a high school.
take both
No, AP Calculus is a far more difficult course.
ap euro summer assignment? I need it too!
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There are some ways to get extra credit for AP Statistics that will benefit the rest of the class. You can do some essays and do extra classes.
Advanced Placement Statistics is a college level course offered in high schools in the United States. Many students study for the AP Statistics test 9B by using answer keys that previous test takers have created.
An extra credit idea for AP Statistics which benefits the whole class is students researching a specific concept and presenting the concept to the class.