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Applied math Common Core HSS-MD.A.2 resources
Casino Royale -- Expected Value & Probability Game - 21st Century Math Project
Your students might be begging for for a day for them to play games. Let it be on your terms in this 21st Century Math Project! This Expected Value and Probability Project focuses on one of the more emphasized aspects of the Common Core Standards. Students will be asked to design their own games with defined expected value and host it in a Game Day event! The student that collects the most "Swagg Cash" will forever (or at least for 36 hours) be known as the Master of Swagg. ***THIS PRODUCT HAS B
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Probability & Expected Value Unit Bundle - Distance Learning Compatible
Statistics: FULL CURRICULUM BUNDLE
Statistics: Full Curriculum This is the FULL CURRICULUM bundle for my regular-level, Statistics course. If you are looking for my full curriculum for AP Statistics, follow the link here. This full curriculum is six units long and lasts 1 semester, approximately 90 school days. The following units are included in this bundle: Unit 1 – One-Variable DataUnit 2 – The Normal DistributionUnit 3 – Two-Variable DataUnit 4 – Collecting DataUnit 5 – ProbabilityUnit 6 – Random Variables Each unit contains
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11th - 12th
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Insurance Actuary -- Expected Value - 21st Century Math Project
Insurance actuaries work hard to analyze risk and make premium recommendations for customers. There is a careful balance between finding an appropriate value based on the risk and creating profit for the insurance company. In this 21st Century Math Project, students where different hats as an actuary to understand insurance!This product includes 4 prep assignments that challenge students in expected value and insurance to build their skills and their thinking for the final project.In this 28 pag
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Probability & Expected Value Unit Bundle - Distance Learning Compatible
180 Big Brain Math Problems for High School Students
On the first day of school I started putting a challenging math problem on the window of my classroom for students to solve. What started with 1 student, slowly grew into 10-20 students coming everyday to solve the new problem.There are 7 categories of problems ranging from 1 to 5 star difficulty level.Probability - 30 ProblemsLogic - 30 ProblemsNumbers - 30 ProblemsGeometry - 30 ProblemsCombinations - 30 ProblemsHoliday - 15 ProblemsSports - 15 ProblemsThis slideshow includes the same 100 probl
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9th - 12th
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Statistics: Random Variables
StatisticsUnit 6: Random Variables This complete unit bundle teaches about discrete and continuous random variables, and the binomial, geometric, and Poisson probability distributions. Welcome! This is the complete unit plan for the sixth unit in my regular level Statistics class. The following in included in this resource: 5 complete sets of student guided notes (answer keys included)6 homework problem sets + complete test review (answer keys included)2 assessments – quiz and test (answer keys
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11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Statistics: FULL CURRICULUM BUNDLE
Probability Unit Workplace Math 10 | Engaging, Differentiated, No Prep Needed!
Are you searching for a thorough, engaging, and differentiated unit plan for probability and odds? Then this resource is for you!This thoughtfully constructed unit is designed to bring math to life, ensuring an enriching learning experience for your students whether you’re in the classroom, at home, or distance learning. No prep necessary - everything you need to teach the entire unit is in the package (including resources for teachers such as a pacing guide, detailed answer keys, lesson plans,
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7th - 11th
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AP Statistics Curriculum Review / Daily Warmups
Introducing the Ultimate AP Statistics Resource!Unlock the potential of your AP Statistics students with a meticulously crafted resource, designed to engage and challenge them while aligning perfectly with the AP Statistics curriculum. Created by a seasoned teacher who achieved a remarkable 80% success rate in guiding students to earn 5's on the AP Statistics exam, this resource is a game-changer for any AP Statistics classroom.What sets this resource apart? It's the infusion of current culture
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9th - 12th
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Statistics Activity The Binomial Distribution
Fun with StatisticsThe Binomial Distribution using M&Mâ„¢ candy In this activity, students will practice setting up a binomial distribution and finding their probabilities. They will compare theoretical and empirical probabilities by sampling blue M&M candies from a population. This activity can be used with your AP Statistics or regular level statistics class. These are the following skills covered: Math Common Core Standards, High School: Probability and StatisticsDefine a random variabl
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Statistics Chocolate Candy Activity Bundle
Personal Finance: Saving & Investing - Compounding Interest
This student assignment is designed to introduce and reinforce the concept of compounding interest and the importance of starting to save for retirement at a young age using Google Sheets. The assignment begins with instructions on setting up a Google Sheets spreadsheet and labeling cells for input variables such as initial investment, weekly contribution, annual interest rate, and number of years. Predefined values are provided for these variables to facilitate calculations.Students are then gu
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9th - 12th
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Expected Value Quiz [2 Versions with Answer Keys]
This is a quiz to assess students' understanding of expected value.One problem involves picking a bill out of a box. Students must know the difference between the objects and the weights and how to use both to find the expected value.The other problem concerns the outcomes of rolling three dice at once. Students need to know how to find the total number of possible outcomes, use the weights, and use the complement to find the expected value of the game.The two problems are broken down into small
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11th - 12th
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Random Variables
This is a working bundle of activities related to random variables. 1. Introduction to Discrete Random Variables Game - Includes Lesson Plan with Facilitation Notes! 2. Random Variables Matching 3. Binomial and Geometric Random Variables 4. Probability Distribution Models Worksheet
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9th - 12th
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Discrete Random Variables
This activity is an introduction for students about discrete random variables. It allows them to explore how to make a probability distribution table and investigate desired probabilities and expected values. Students need to understand that probability is the desired number of outcomes divided by the total number of outcomes and the multiplication rule for independent events. Students do not need to have a strong background of random variables (this is made to be an introduction). Question #6 a
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Random Variables
Inflation Worksheet and Teacher Guide
Hello Econ and Business Teacher,This course aims to explain inflation and its impact on income and spending for students.Each activity is independent, allowing you to pick and choose based on your lesson plans, schedule, and student abilities. A two-page assessment is included.The math activities in this unit range from simple addition and subtraction to multi-step computations, including percentages.Here's an assignment for you dealing with inflation.Inflation By The NumbersInflation and Person
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9th - 11th
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Using Probability to Teach Social Justice
This is an exploratory experiment/activity about basic probability. Students discover the differences between theoretical probability, experimental probability, and reality by taking a hard look at Stop and Frisk in urban areas. Students also deal with independent and dependent events.
By the end of the project, students will be able to:
Articulate the differences between theoretical and experimental probability through prediction and experimentation.
Articulate the differences between indep
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8th - 12th
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Expected Value Quiz
This is a quiz to assess students' understanding of expected value.One problem involves picking a bill out of a box. Students must know the difference between the objects and the weights and how to use both to find the expected value.The other problem concerns the outcomes of rolling three dice at once. Students need to know how to find the total number of possible outcomes, use the weights, and use the complement to find the expected value of the game. The two problems are broken down into smal
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Linear Combinations of Random Variables (IB HL Applications and Interpretations)
A handout that leads students in an experimental fashion to discover how to do linear combinations of random variables. Very useful for IB HL Applications and Interpretations students as the content is catered to them. Examples are incorporated and answers are included.Requires for examples: normal distribution, Poisson distribution, binomial distribution, finding expected value from a discrete probability distribution
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10th - 12th
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Overview of 9 statistical tests IB Applications and Interpretations Higher Level
An example for all of the 9 different types of statistical tests used in IB Higher Level Applications and Interpretations, with answers provided. Type 1 and 2 error calculations and using critical regions also included. All answers are provided.
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11th - 12th
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Binomial Random Variable
In this activity, students will go through various binomial and geometric problems and solve for a desired probability. Students need to know how to identify if a variable is binomial or geometric, determine the initial values from a word problem and solve for a probability (PDF probabilities only, no CDF). This can be done with a calculator or by using the variable’s equation.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Random Variables
Probability Exploration - Sicherman Dice - Self-Guided with Differentiation
This resource is a self-guided probability exploration activity. Perfect for a sub to hand out, for an independent activity after a test, or as a print-and-go worksheet. It includes three levels of differentiation for students of all abilities, in order to make fun math concepts as accessible as possible.Printable dice templates are included for students to create their own physical versions of Sicherman dice.
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6th - 12th
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Models of Probabilities
This is a worksheet to practice how to read probability distributions and determine probabilities from a discrete random variable. Students need to know how to read probability models and how to find expected value of a numerical distribution.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Random Variables
Deal or No Deal Probability Project
Let your students loose playing with probability in the context of the TV game show Deal or No Deal. The students' goal is to work together to find out how the bank uses probability to give offer deals to buy the contestant's case as more values are revealed throughout the game. Included is a prompt for the students, a lesson plan, and a exel spreadsheet (blank and filled in) so the students can analyze many episodes easily.
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9th - 12th
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Normal Distributions and Random Variables: Guided Lesson: High School Statistics
This is a guided lesson on normal distributions and random variables. The lesson walks students through examples on how to identify discrete and continuous variables. It also goes over normal distributions, the empirical rule, and how to find z-scores. This lesson includes examples that you can use to walk students through the problems. If you teach with a tablet, iPad, or a Smart board, this lesson is adaptable to these technologies. Students love the interactive lesson! If you teach with Stats
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Normal Distributions and Random Variables Bundle: High School Statistics
Random Variables
In this activity, students will match random variables. There are four different types of cards 1. Word problem scenario, 2. Probability distribution table, 3. A desired probability and 4. The expected value. Students will match these four together. If students are doing the matching, they need to have a pretty good understanding of how a probability distribution is created and binomial variables. They could match without a strong knowledge of binomial. Students will need to know how to read dis
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Random Variables
Stats Quiz: Random Variables and Binomial Probabilities for High School w/ key
This is a quiz on random variables and binomial probabilities. It is a total of 9 points and there is a grading scale available if you score on a 1-4 system. The answer key for the test is attached as well. Students should take about 20-30 minutes to complete the quiz.
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Normal Distributions and Random Variables Bundle: High School Statistics
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