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Standard Deviation & Dispersion

Standard Deviation & Dispersion

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Mathematics

9th Grade

Medium

CCSS
HSS.ID.A.3, HSS.ID.A.2, HSS.ID.A.1

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Standards-aligned

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Christine Richmond

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11 Slides • 16 Questions

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Standard Deviation

Read each slide carefully before continuing through the lesson

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Definition

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3

Which set of data has data points that are closer to the mean?

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4

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Multiple Choice

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List each set of data by color from the lowest standard deviation to the highest standard deviation.

1

blue, green, pink, red

2

red, pink, green, blue

3

pink, green, red, blue

4

blue, green, red, pink

6

Multiple Choice

Look at each data set's standard deviation.

Set 1: 15.9

Set 2: 14.64

Set 3: 17.88

Which set of data has values that are closer in relation to the mean value of the data?

1

Set 1

2

Set 2

3

Set 3

4

Not enough information is provided

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Characteristics of the Normal Curve

  • MEAN = MEDIAN = Mode: The mean and the median are the same

    • located in the center of the curve. 50% of the data is above or below

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Comparing Measures of Center

In a symmetric distribution, the mean and the median are
approximately the same.

In a right skewed distribution the mean tends to be greater than the
median.

In a left skewed distribution the mean tends to be less than the
median.

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Positively Skewed

Also known as Skewed to the RIGHT.

This is when the data has a "Tail" on the right side of the graph.

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10

Negatively Skewed

Also known as Skewed to the LEFT.

This is when the graph has a "Tail" to the left.

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11

Multiple Choice

1. Which of the following illustrations represents normal distribution?

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2
3
4

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Drag and Drop

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This distribution is ​
so we should use the ​
as a measure of center.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
right skewed
median
fairly symmetric
left skewed
mean
standard deviation
range
mode

13

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14

Multiple Choice

What shape is a normal distribution curve?
1

Half curve

2

Round curve

3

Bell curve

4

Square curve

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Drag and Drop

Question image
This distribution is ​
so we should use the ​
as a measure of center and the ​
as a measure of variability.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
fairly symmetric
mean
standard deviation
left skewed
range
mode
median
IQR
right skewed

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Multiple Choice

Which is NOT true about the normal distribution curve?

1

It is bell-shaped.

2

The mean, median, and mode are approximately equal

3

The smaller the standard deviation, the less spread in the curve.

4

It is asymmetrical.

17

Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

Question image

How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

24

Multiple Choice

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How is the graph distributed?

1

Normally

2

Skewed to the Left

3

Skewed to the Right

4

Uniform

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Multiple Choice

According to the empirical rule, what percentage of data falls within 1 standard deviation? 
1

25%

2

68%

3

95%

4

99.7%

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Multiple Choice

According to the empirical rule, how much of the data falls within 3 standard deviations? 
1

25%

2

68%

3

95%

4

99.7%

Standard Deviation

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