Which graph shows a very weak positive correlation?
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Question 2
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Calculate the MEAN & MODE of this set of data: 24, 32, 15, 28, 32, 75, 21, 15, 41, 32, 15, 82
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Question 3
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Calculate the MEDIAN & RANGE of this set of data: 32, 41, 43, 48, 57, 62, 69, 74, 78, 90, 101
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Question 4
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Cristiano Roñaldo has scored an average of 43 goals a year over the past five soccer seasons. He scored 44 goals in 2013, 26 goals in 2014, 33 goals in 2015, and 53 goals in 2016. How many goals did he score during the 2017 season?
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Question 5
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A sample of ninth and tenth grade students were asked how many minutes they spent online last night. The results were recorded in the box-and-whisker plots shown. What can you conclude?
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Question 6
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The students in Mr. Burch’s 6th grade science class recently took a test. The results were converted into the box-and-whisker plot below. What conclusion can you make from the data?
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Question 7
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Mia tossed a penny, a nickel, and a dime. The following is a tree diagram for all the possible outcomes. What is the probability that she got a total of 2 heads and 1 tail?
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Question 8
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Reba selects 1 card from each of these 3 piles. What is the probability that she selects 3 even numbers?
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Question 9
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Use This Situation to Answer the next three Questions
There are 6 trucks, 12 compact cars, 3 motorcycles and 4 mini-vans for sale at Jethro’s Used Cars.
What are the chances that the next vehicle sold will be a truck at Jethro’s Used Cars?
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Question 10
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Dave works at the car dealership, and every day he drives a different vehicle to lunch. What are the chances that he would drive a truck on Monday and then a mini-van on Tuesday?
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Question 11
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What is the probability that Dave would sell three compact cars in a row at the dealership?
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Question 12
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Jamika wanted to determine whether 10th grade boys or girls can swim faster. She decided to do an experiment where she randomly selected 9 boys and 9 girls to swim one lap. She recorded the time, in seconds, of each swimmer and then plotted the results of her survey.
How do the means compare between the girls and the boys?
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Question 13
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Use the Two-Way Table below for the next two Questions
Suppose the manager wants to display the data based on percentages for the type of milk. What would the percentage for hot chocolate with chocolate chip cookie be?
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Question 14
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Which of these situations would have been the LEAST likely to happen based on the two-way table above?