JUNE MATH EXAM

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

What is a population/census?

Example?

The entire set of individuals or objects you are studying

Ex: All students in your class, all grade 9 sister students, all people living in Canada

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

What is a sample?

Example?

A subset/part of a population (we can’t always include every member of a population in a study)

Ex: To find average income of a working person in MB, all the doctors and and nurses in the province were surveyed.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

What is bias?

What are ethics?

What is the use of language?

Bias is statistical unfairness of data. It exists when a study is misleading.

Ethical behaviour- guide how data is collected, used, and shared

Use of language is specifically asking for something

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<p>MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics</p><p>a) bias</p><p>b) use of language</p><p>c) ethics </p><p>d) cost </p>

MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

a) bias

b) use of language

c) ethics

d) cost

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

When would what graphs be appropriate to use?

Line graph

X-Y plot/ scatter plot

Tables

Bar graph

Double bar graphs

Broken-line graph

Circle graph

Line graph:

  • used to track changes over short and long periods of time

    Scatter plot:

  • Determine relationships between the two different things

  • Tables:

  • Data scores in rows and columns

    Bar graph:

  • Compare things between different groups to track changes over time

    Broken line graph

    • shows how something varies over time

      Circle graph

      • trying to compare parts of a whole

      • Do not show changes over time

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Statistics

Correlations between data

Positive: starts at the bottom left and goes to the top right

Negative: starts at the top left and goes to the bottom right

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<p>MULTIPLE CHOICE -<strong> Equations &amp; Inequalities</strong></p><p>Matching numbers (a value) to a number line</p>

MULTIPLE CHOICE - Equations & Inequalities

Matching numbers (a value) to a number line

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<p>MULTIPLE CHOICE - Equations and inequalities </p><p>Solve inequalities </p>

MULTIPLE CHOICE - Equations and inequalities

Solve inequalities

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Polynomials

  1. Numerical coefficient

  2. Exponent

  3. Literal coefficient

  4. Degree

  5. Superscript

  6. Variables

  7. Binomial, trinomial, monomial, polynomials

  1. # attached to a variable (6x)

  2. how many times a base number is multiplied by itself

  3. first letter listed in the term

  4. term: sum of the exponents of all the variables in the term

    polynomial: highest term in that polynomial

  5. Indicates exponents or powers

  6. a symbol that represents a value

  7. mono(1) bino(2) trino(3) poly(3+)

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Scale

know how to create a ratio and calculate the actual size of something

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Scientific Notation

How to correctly write a # using scientific notation

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Algebra

a. Solve for “x”

b. Substitution Algebra

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Pythagorean Theorem

Solve for angles using angle theorems and pythagoras for sides

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MULTIPLE CHOICE - Circle Geometry

Know the following terms: Radius & Tangent

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