This lesson contains 25 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.
Lesson duration is: 50 min
Items in this lesson
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Plan for today
Entry ticket
§2.5 Stem and Leaf diagram
Homework: Exercises S27, 27, 28, 29, 30
Learning goal: You will learn what a stem and leaf diagram is
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Entry ticket
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What's the mean?
A
1,9
B
2,0
C
1,8
D
0,4
Slide 4 - Quiz
Entry ticket - solution
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§2.5 Stem-and-leaf diagram
So more on 'Statistics'.
Is this everybody's cup of tea?!
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First a short Refresh on §2.4 Mean, mode and median.
The MEAN follows in the next slide.
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We do 26 together now:
Sophie has measured the lengths of 40 pupils.
But she's doesn't have a good overview yet.
She wants to order all these lengths in a better way.
See next slide.
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Josh uses an even clearer way.
Try to understand what he he has done!
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Task: What percentage of the pupils is shorter than
160 cm? There are 40 pupils. ANS
timer
1:30
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.... % is shorter than 160 cm
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Solution:
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Another Solution: 5/40 x 100 % = 1/8 x 100 % = 12.5 %
So you can also do it without a ratio table!
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In the next example Josh's method is used again.
You also get an explanation about it!
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Homework
Do and correct the following exercises S27, 27, 28, 29, 30
Correct your answers with a another colour
Send in your pictures in GC
Later this lesson there is a short addition to this Lessonup.
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Short addition:
For comparing two groups of data there is a
special stem-and-leaf diagram!
See next slide.
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Double stem-and-leaf diagram
If you want to compare two groups. The stem is then placed between two vertical lines and the data for one group is place in the leaves on the left and for the other group in the leaves on the right.