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Grade 7 Topic 6 - Statistics

Grade 7 Topic 6 - Statistics

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Mathematics

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HSS.IC.B.4, HSS.ID.A.3

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7TH GRADE CORE

TOPIC 6

CAL Topics.docx

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LESSON6-1

MAKE AND INTERPRET

CIRCLE GRAPHS

BELLRINGER

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LESSON6-1

MAKE AND INTERPRET CIRCLE GRAPHS

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KEY CONCEPT, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO YOU
KNOW HOW?(SELECTED QUESTIONS)

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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LESSON 6-2

USE PROPORTIONS TO MAKE

PREDICTIONS FROM DATA

BELLRINGER

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LESSON 6-2

USE PROPORTIONS TO MAKE PREDICTIONS FROM DATA

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Most data about populations come from sampling the population, then making predictions based on that sample.

Proportions are an easy way to make this prediction.

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What fraction compares the number of yes signs to the total number of signs?

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To solve the proportion, multiply the known fraction by the new total.

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Labeling

Example 1 Try It

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

population

sample

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a) What's the fraction that represents the known relationship?

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3a) Solve the proportion

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Math Response

Example 3 Try It Response

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Example 4: What fraction represents the known relationship

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Solve the proportion

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Example 4 Try It

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Math Response

What fraction represent the known relationship for Company A?

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Math Response

What is the prediction for the number of defective batteries from Company A?

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What fraction represent the known relationship for Company B?

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Math Response

What is the prediction for the number of defective batteries from Company B?

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Math Response

Example 5 Try It

What fraction represents the known relationship for Company C?

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Math Response

Example 5 Try It

How many defective batteries will Company C produce?

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KEY CONCEPT, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO YOU
KNOW HOW?(SELECTED QUESTIONS)

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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Math Response

What fraction represents the known relationship? Remember to use what you care about as the numerator.

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Math Response

Multiply the known relationship by the quantity related to the unknown to solve the proportion!

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What fraction represents the known relationship? Remember to put what you care about first.

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Math Response

Multiply the known fraction by the quantity related to the unknown to solve the proportion.

Type answer here
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Math Response

What fraction represents the known relationship? Remember to put what you care about first.

Type answer here
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Math Response

Multiply the known fraction by the quantity related to the unknown to solve the proportion.

Type answer here
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LESSON 6-3

COMPARE MEASURES

OF CENTER AND

VARIABILITY

BELLRINGER

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LESSON 6-3

COMPARE MEASURES OF CENTER AND VARIABILITY

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MID-TOPIC CHECK POINT

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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LESSON 6-4

INTERPRET MEASURES OF
CENTER AND VARIABILITY

BELLRINGER

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LESSON 6-4

INTERPRET MEASURES OF CENTER AND VARIABILITY

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The typical daily revenue should is a measure of center. Which is the most appropriate measure of center?

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mean

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median

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range

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interquartile range

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To read the stem and leaf plot, use the stem (number on the left) as the tens place, and each number on the right as a ones place to make new numbers. How many numbers are there in the data set?

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To read the stem and leaf plot, use the stem (number on the left) as the tens place, and each number on the right as a ones place to make new numbers. What is the smallest number in the data set?

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To read the stem and leaf plot, use the stem (number on the left) as the tens place, and each number on the right as a ones place to make new numbers. What is the largest number in the data set?

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Multiple Choice

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$7100 is an outlier compared to the rest of the quantities. Which measure of center should be used?

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mean

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median

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range

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interquartile range

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KEY CONCEPT, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO
YOU KNOW HOW?(SELECTED QUESTIONS)

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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LESSON 6-5

DRAW CONCLUSIONS FROM

DATA

BELLRINGER

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LESSON 6-5

DRAW CONCLUSIONS FROM DATA

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Multiple Choice

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Example 1 Try It!

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Last Year

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This Year

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KEY CONCEPT, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO
YOU KNOW HOW?(SELECTED QUESTIONS)

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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LESSON 6-6

CHOOSE AN APPROPRIATE

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

OF DATA

BELLRINGER

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LESSON 6-6

CHOOSE AN APPROPRIATE GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF

DATA

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KEY CONCEPT, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? DO
YOU KNOW HOW?(SELECTED QUESTIONS)

PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING

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EXIT TICKET

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Display numerical data. Good for organizing different amounts and identifying outliers.

Ex. Which numerical response occurs the most? Are there outliers?

​Line Plot

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Comparison of two or more categories to each other.

Ex. Which has a higher total?

Bar graph

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Compare two data sets over multiple categories.

Ex. Which has more in each situation?

Double Bar graph

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Show the shape of the distribution as well as the individual data points. Allows further calculations if needed.



Ex. What is the approximate average?

Stem and Leaf Plot

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Compares shapes and ranges for a data set.



Ex. How many fit in a certain range? About where is the average? Are there outliers?

Histogram

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Comparison of percents, fractions, proportions, or parts to the whole.



Ex. Which takes up more of the total? Which is most popular/common?

Circle graph

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Values that change over time. Good for recognizing trends.



Ex. How fast is each group changing?

Line graph

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Displaying median, IQR, and range. Great for comparing variability.



Ex. Which has a lower/higher median or variability?

Box plot

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Which is the best type of graph?



Compare two data sets over multiple categories.



Ex. Which has more in each situation?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Displaying median, IQR, and range. Great for comparing variability.



Ex. Which has a lower/higher median or variability?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Comparison of percents, fractions, proportions, or parts to the whole.



Ex. Which takes up more of the total? Which is most popular/common?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Values that change over time. Good for recognizing trends.



Ex. How fast is each group changing?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Show the shape of the distribution as well as the individual data points. Allows further calculations if needed.



Ex. What is the approximate average?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Compares shapes and ranges for a data set.



Ex. How many fit in a certain range? About where is the average? Are there outliers?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Display numerical data. Good for organizing different amounts and identifying outliers.



Ex. Which numerical response occurs the most? Are there outliers?



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Dropdown

Which is the best type of graph?



Comparison of two or more categories to each other.



Ex. Which has a higher total?



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TOPIC 6

CAL Topics.docx

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