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Probability and Statistics
Sloffer – 2015
**ALL ASSIGNMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE**
Please see teacher prior to going on a field trip or
family vacation to verify assignments. You are
responsible for all missed work. All work is to be
turned in upon return. Make arrangements to
take tests and quizzes.
Monday, Sept. 28th
Tuesday, Sept. 29th
Wed., Sept. 23rd / Thursday Sept. 24th
Friday, Sept. 25th
Test 3
4.1 Probability
Distributions
Pg. 201 #’s 12-40
Multiples of 4
and 45 and 46
Wed., Sept. 30th / Thursday Oct. 1st
Friday, Oct. 2nd
4.2 Binomial
Distributions
Pg. 215 #’s 2-28
evens
4.1 and 4.2 Review
Practice Quiz
4.3 More Probability Distributions
Monday, Oct. 5th
Tuesday, Oct. 6th
Wed., Oct. 7th / Thursday Oct. 8th
Chapter 4 Review
Chapter 4 Practice
Test
Chapter 4 Test
5.1 Introduction to Normal Distributions
and the Standard Normal Distribution
Pg. 248 #’s 8- 40 even and 48-56 even
Daily Learning Targets
Chapter 4 Syllabus
Quiz 4.1 and 4.2
Pg. 226 #’s 1-29 odd
Chapter 4 Review
Pg. 231 #’s 1-30 (Do
not graph 11-14 or
23-26)
Friday, Oct. 9th
5.2 Normal
Distributions: Finding
Probabilities
Pg. 256 #’s 2-30 even
Students will. . .
Distinguish between discrete random variables and continuous
random variables.
Construct a discrete probability distribution and its graph.
4.1
Determine if a distribution is a probability distribution.
Probability Distributions
Find the mean, variance, and standard deviation of a discrete
probability distribution.
Find the expected value of a discrete probability distribution.
4.2
Binomial Distributions
4.3
More Probability
Distributions
Determine if a probability experiment is a binomial experiment.
Find binomial probabilities using the binomial probability formula.
Find binomial probabilities using technology, formulas, and a
binomial probability table.
Graph a binomial distribution.
Find the mean, variance, and standard deviation of a binomial
probability distribution.
Find probabilities using the geometric distribution.
Find probabilities using the Poisson distribution.