Statistics Confidence Intervals for a Proportion Applications Digital and Print

Here is a great way to assess your students' skills with Confidence Intervals for a Proportion. This digital resource which can be used as a Quiz, HW, or Paperless worksheet is designed with Google Forms™ which means it is NO PREP and the assignment will be graded automatically for you. The pdf printable version is also incuded.

There are 13 problems to solve, all applications. All questions ask for a confidence interval and one questions also asks for the margin of error and another the sample proportion. Intervals include 90, 95, 98 and 99%.

All questions are in multiple choice format, but could easily be changed to free response if desired. Please zoom in on the Preview to see the type of questions to make sure they are appropriate for your classes. The problems can be done by hand with formulas or using the feature of the Graphing Calculator. Students may have to determine the sample proportion first to use the formulas. The formulas are included as a graphic at the beginning of the form. This can be deleted if you choose.

Since Google Forms are editable, you can add or delete questions, change question format, edit questions (that are not images), or change the points values before sending. Detailed Illustrated directions for editing are included, including directions on how to make multiple versions of this assignment for your classes, and/or to differentiate.

Your download includes:

• PDF with links to the product. You do not need to grant TpT access to your Google™ Drive or your school's Google Drive to use this product.
• Detailed illustrated instructions on accessing and sharing this resource with your students for classes with and without Google™ Classroom
• Detailed illustrated directions for editing
• Answer keys
• Printable version of the assignment (free response)
• Printable show your work pages to verify the multiple choice answers.

Note: You and your students must have a free Google account in order to access the activity but do not need to use Google Classroom to use this resource.

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