

Grade 7 Topic 6 - Statistics
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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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Math Response
What fraction compares the number of yes signs to the total number of signs?
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Math Response
To solve the proportion, multiply the known fraction by the new total.
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Labeling
Example 1 Try It
population
sample
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Math Response
a) What's the fraction that represents the known relationship?
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Math Response
3a) Solve the proportion
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Math Response
Example 3 Try It Response
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Math Response
Example 4: What fraction represents the known relationship
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Math Response
Solve the proportion
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Math Response
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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Math Response
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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Math Response
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.
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Math Response
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.
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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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Multiple Choice
The typical daily revenue should is a measure of center. Which is the most appropriate measure of center?
mean
median
range
interquartile range
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Math Response
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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Math Response
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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Math Response
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
$7100 is an outlier compared to the rest of the quantities. Which measure of center should be used?
mean
median
range
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
Example 1 Try It!
Last Year
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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Dropdown
Compare two data sets over multiple categories.
Ex. Which has more in each situation?
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Dropdown
Displaying median, IQR, and range. Great for comparing variability.
Ex. Which has a lower/higher median or variability?
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Dropdown
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
Values that change over time. Good for recognizing trends.
Ex. How fast is each group changing?
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Dropdown
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
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
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
Comparison of two or more categories to each other.
Ex. Which has a higher total?
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