Mean- add up all the values in the set then divide the sum by how many values there are
Median- the middle number in a set of ordered values, might be the mean of 2 middle values
Mode- the value that shows up the most
Range- positive difference between largest and smallest values
Outlier- values that are too big or too small compared to the other values
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Probabality
favourable outcomes
possible outcomes
p: heads and rolling a 4 with a regular die is
Experimental probabilty- actually doing the trials
Theoretical probability- what you expect to happen
possible outcomes
p: heads and rolling a 4 with a regular die is
Experimental probabilty- actually doing the trials
Theoretical probability- what you expect to happen
Circle formulas
c=3.14d
c-2 3.14 r
d=2r
a=3.142
c-2 3.14 r
d=2r
a=3.142
Integers
Negative numbers represent values below zero and positive numbers represent values above zero
eg. Above and below ground or sea level
1+(-2) = (-1) is an additional statement
3-(-1) = 4 is a subraction statement
eg. Above and below ground or sea level
1+(-2) = (-1) is an additional statement
3-(-1) = 4 is a subraction statement
Converting fractions, decimals, and percent
1/2 = 50%, 0.5
0.75 = 3/4, 75%
80% = 4/5, 0.8
0.75 = 3/4, 75%
80% = 4/5, 0.8
Quadrants
(+,+) quadrant I
(-,+) quadrant II
(-,-) quadrant III
(+,-) quadrant IV
(-,+) quadrant II
(-,-) quadrant III
(+,-) quadrant IV
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Divisability Rule for 6
The divisibility rule for 6 is when the number is divisible by both 2 and 3.
For example.
12÷2= 6
12÷3= 4
12 is divisable by 2 and 3, making it divisible by 6.
For example.
12÷2= 6
12÷3= 4
12 is divisable by 2 and 3, making it divisible by 6.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Check out this video about doing math the wrong and right way!
Fun Math Website
http://www.mathplayground.com/games.html
Here's a fun math website you can go to!
Here's a fun math website you can go to!
Friday, December 16, 2011
5x4+2-1x6+3-8÷4
20+2-1x6+3-8÷4
20+2-6+3-8÷4
20+2-6+3-2
22-6+3-2
16+3-2
19-2
17
I did the latest BEDMAS question.
20+2-1x6+3-8÷4
20+2-6+3-8÷4
20+2-6+3-2
22-6+3-2
16+3-2
19-2
17
I did the latest BEDMAS question.
Monday, December 5, 2011
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Monday, October 31, 2011
Order Of Operations
Okay, there is a certain way to answer a math problem like this. It's called "BEDMAS". The reason is because the order of operation goes something like this:Brackets
Exponents
Division Multiplication
Add Subtract
This picture right here gives you an idea of how it works.
And here is a website that will help you.
And if you bananas still don't understand, here is a video. Well, hope that works.
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