
Conditional Relative Frequency
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Mathematics
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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11 Slides • 16 Questions
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8.SP.4 - Relative Frequency
8.F.1 - Function or Not a Function
8.F.3 - Linear Vs. Nonlinear
8.F.5 - Examine Function Graphs
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Part / Whole * 100 = %
Whole = One of the specified totals
Conditional Relative Frequency
Part / Whole * 100 = %
Whole = Total of all Totals
Relative Frequency
Be careful of key words: OF, WHO and THAT
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Multiple Choice
What is the relative frequency that students prefer movies and popcorn?
14%
42.4%
35%
13%
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Multiple Choice
Of students who prefer movies, what is the relative frequency that prefer popcorn?
14%
42.4%
35%
13%
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Of students who prefer movies, what is the relative frequency that prefer popcorn?
Conditional Relative Frequency
What is the relative frequency that students prefer movies and popcorn?
Relative Frequency
14/108*100 = about 13%
14/33*100 = about 42.4%
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Multiple Choice
Based on the table, what percentage of campers who are 13-16 years old prefer the activity of swimming?
30.5%
20%
12.5%
5%
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Multiple Choice
What is the approximate relative frequency of students who have a Brand X cell phone?
18%
35%
46%
82%
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Multiple Choice
Of the children who order a sundae, approximately what percentage get crushed candy?
17.1%
17.7%
27.3%
28.2%
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Graph - Does not pass the VLT (Crosses more than once)
Table - for each input (x) there is more than output (y)
Not a Function
Graph - Passes the Vertical Line Test (Crosses once)
Table - for every input (x) there is only one output (y)
Function
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Not a Function
Function
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Multiple Choice
Which table represents a function?
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best describes the graph?
The graph does not represent a function because for every input value, there is only one output value.
The graph does not represent a function because for some input values, there is more than one output values.
The graph represents a function because for every input value, there is only one output value.
The graph represents a function because for some input values, there is more than output value.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is true?
The graph is a function because for every input, there is exactly one output.
The graph is a function because for multiple inputs, there is more than one output.
The graph is not a function because for every input, there is exactly one output.
The graph is not a function because for multiple inputs, there is more than one output.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement describes the graph?
The graph does not represent a function because for every input value, there is only one output value.
The graph does not represent a function because for some input values, there is more than one output value.
The graph represents a function because for every input value, there is only one output value.
The graph represents a function because for some input values, there is more than one output value.
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Graph - Not a Straight line
Table - Does not have a Constant Rate of Change (Slope)
Equation:
x is in the denominator
x has a power of 2, 3, 4, etc...
x is under a square/cube root
x is the exponent
x is multiplied more than once (this changes the exponent on x)
Nonlinear
Graph - Straight line
Table - Constant Rate of Change (Slope)
Equation:
x must have an invisible exponent of 0 or 1 and be in the numerator
Linear
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Nonlinear Examples
Linear Examples
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Multiple Choice
Which graph is a linear function?
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Multiple Select
Select all equations that are linear. Choose two correct answers.
4+y=2x
x2+8=−x
2x2+x=3x−5
y−2=2(x−5)
y=2x
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Multiple Select
Which two equations represent a nonlinear function?
y=2(x−1)+1
y=2x−1
y=(x−1)2
y=3x−1
y=x−1
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These problems look a lot alike. Can you tell the difference?
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Match the Scenario or Graph
or
Between x values, what is happening?
Often given as two types of problems:
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A student leaves home and walks at a constant rate to a friend's apartment before heading to school. The student stops at the friend's apartment for a period of time before continuing the walk at a faster pace.
Match the Scenario or Graph
Which graph best represents the distance the student has walked since leaving home?
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Multiple Choice
Read the scenario and answer the question.
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Between x values, what is happening?
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is true?
When x is between -8 and -5, the function is nonlinear and decreasing.
When x is between -5 and 1, the function is linear and increasing.
When x is between 1 and 7, the function is linear and increasing.
When x is between 7 and 9, the function is nonlinear and decreasing.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is true?
When −2<x<1 the function is decreasing, and when 3<x<6 the function is decreasing.
When −2<x<1 the function is decreasing, and when 3<x<6 the function is increasing.
When −2<x<1 the function is increasing, and when 3<x<6 the function is decreasing.
When −2<x<1 the function is increasing, and when 3<x<6 the function is increasing.
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Draw
Give Lou a hat.
8.SP.4 - Relative Frequency
8.F.1 - Function or Not a Function
8.F.3 - Linear Vs. Nonlinear
8.F.5 - Examine Function Graphs
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