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Pearson's Product - Bivariate Linear Correlation

Pearson's Product - Bivariate Linear Correlation

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Mathematics

11th Grade

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CCSS
8.F.A.3, HSF-LE.A.1B, HSS.ID.C.8

Standards-aligned

Created by

Philip Brown

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19 Slides • 4 Questions

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Drag and Drop

On day one you receive one penny. On day two you receive two pennies. On day three you receive 4 pennies, and day four you receive 8 pennies. This is an example of a ​
relationship.
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Drag and Drop

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Does the relationship between money spent advertising and total revenue seem linear or non-linear?​
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linear
non-linear
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Multiple Select

Which is true for a positive linear correlation?

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As one quantity increases the other decreases.

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As one quantity increases the other remains the same.

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As the data on the horizontal axis moves right the vertical axis data points move up.

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The line of best fit will have a positive slope.

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​More on r values later in the lesson.

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Poll

How well do you think you understand what Pearson's Coefficient means?

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​Complete the practice problems in the guided notes.

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​We will be using the spinning wheel to select people to discuss their answers.

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