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3 rd 9 Weeks Review Independent or Class Review

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3rd 9 Weeks Review

Independent or Class Review

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1. 60, 20, 40, 10, 50, 30,

Find the meanFind the median Find the rangeFind the mode

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2. What is an outlier?

12, 15, 23, 15, 30, 87

Identify the outlier in the data set above.

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3. 7, 9, 12, 4, 1, 0, 3, 16, 18, 4, 6, 2

Find the 5 number summary for the data set above.

Min = LQ = Median = UQ = Max =

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4. How do you find the Interquartile Range (IQR)

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5. Use your 5 number summary from the last data set and find the Interquartile Range (IQR)

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6. What does IQR tell us about a data set?

• Hint: The _______ the IQR, the more ______

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7. Which measure of center (mean or median) is affected by outliers?

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8. Which measure of center (mean or median) is not affected by outliers?

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9. Find the MAD of Jaxon’s scores

7, 12, 10, 4, 3

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10. Find MAD for Brandon’s scores:

5, 7, 8, 8, 3

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11. Who is more consistent, Jaxon or Brandon? Why?

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12. <R and < T are complementary. If < T is 64 degrees, what is <R?

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13. <A and <B are supplementary. <A is 135 degrees. What is <B?

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14. Find the missing angles

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15. What’s the relationship between <1 and <4?

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16. What’s the relationship between <1 and <3?

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17. What’s the relationship between <1 and <5?

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18. Solve for X and then label the angles

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19. Solve for X and then label the angles

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20. What are the side requirements to make a triangle?

• Hint: When creating a triangle, the ______ of the measures of the two shortest sides must be _________ than the measure of the third side.

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21. Determine if these side lengths will make a triangle.

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22. Determine the range of the third side of a triangle when given two of the sides:

A. 12, 16B. 20, 43C. 16, 9

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23. What is 35% of 19?

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24. What percent of 34 is 17?

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25. 40 is 34% of what number?

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26. Find the percent of change:

50 is increased to 104

DifferenceOriginal

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27. Find the percent of change:

76 is decreased to 15

DifferenceOriginal

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28. Cal bought a TV and the original price was $786.00 What is the price after a 30% discount?

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29. Kylie bought a pair of jeans for $76. The sales tax was 14%. What is the price of her jeans after taxes?

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30. Find the interest if the principal invested was $400 at 5% rate for 7 years.

• I = prt

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31.

• After 6 years, an account that earns 13% interest has earned $450. How much money was initially deposited?

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32. What is a biased sample?

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33. What is a random sample and name one way to take a random sample.

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34. List the side lengths from smallest to longest.

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35. List the angles from smallest to largest

<T, <S, <U

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36. What measure of center do you use if there IS an outlier?

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37. What exactly is Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD)?

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38. What does a HIGHER MAD (Mean Absolute Deviation ) tell us about a data set?