7.8 Practice Day 2

Students practice what they’ve learned so far in this unit, with extra attention on topics from the more recent lessons. Note: This lesson is optional.

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Learning goals: Learning Goals • Use a sample space to determine the probability of an event as a number between `0` and `1`. (Lesson 2) • Explain why the results of a repeated experiment may not exactly match the probability of the event. (Lesson 4) • Calculate the probability of a multistep event. (Lesson 6) • Compare and contrast data in terms of their shape, center, spread, and visual overlap. (Lesson 9) • Determine and explain whether or not a given sampling method is likely to be representative of the population. (Lesson 11) • Use proportional reasoning and a sample to estimate an unknown characteristic of a population. (Lesson 12) • Estimate a measure of center of a population based on one or more samples of the population. (Lesson 13) • Use measures of center and the variability of two samples to decide if two populations are very different. (Lesson 14)