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Lesson | Lesson Objectives |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nData Analysis  \nIntroduction to AP Statistics  \nIntroduction to Unit 1  \nIntroduction to Statistics  \nClassify a variable as categorical, discrete quantitative, or continuous quantitative.  \nIdentify a variable from a set of data.  \nIdentify an individual from a set of data.  \nReading Lesson Introduction  \nCategorical Data Displays  \nDetermine if a graphical display is appropriate for a given data set.  \nDetermine what makes a graph of categorical data deceptive.  \nIdentify a frequency table and a relative frequency table given data.  \nInterpret a bar graph or pie chart.  \nReading Lesson 1.1, Part 1  \nRelative Frequencies  \nComplete a two-way table, and calculate marginal and conditional distributions.  \nCreate conditional relative frequency distributions.  \nCreate marginal relative frequency distributions.  \nGiven a two-way table, calculate conditional relative frequency distributions.  \nGiven a two-way table, calculate marginal and joint relative frequency distributions.  \nInterpret frequencies appropriately when given data from samples that differ considerably in sample size for two categorical variables.  \nReading Lesson 1.1, Part 2  \nComparing Two Categorical Variables  \nCompare distributions of categorical data using segmented or side-by-side bar graphs.  \nDecide whether two categorical variables are associated using segmented or side-by-side bar graphs.  \nDisplay three categorical variables in side-by-side bar graphs.  \nUse appropriate phrasing in the depth and detail required by the College Board to compare and contrast categorical variables.  \nReading Lesson 1.1, Part 3  \nDescribing and Comparing Data with Dotplots and Stemplots  \nCompare two distributions using dotplots or stemplots.  \nIdentify and/or describe a dotplot.  \nIdentify and/or describe a stemplot.  \nReading Lesson 1.2, Part 1  \n©Edgenuity Inc. Confidential Page 1 of 16  \nAP Statistics-MA5188  \nScope and Sequence  \n| Unit | Lesson | Lesson Objectives |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nDescribing and Comparing Data with Histograms  \nCompare two distributions using histograms.  \nIdentify the patterns, shape, and spread of a distribution using histograms.  \nRelate measures of center to the shape of a distribution using histograms.  \nReading Lesson 1.2, Part 2  \nMeasures of Center and Location  \nAnalyze the effect of extreme values on the value of the mean and median.  \nAnalyze the relationship between center and shape.  \nCalculate measures of center, given a data set or a graphical display.  \nInterpret the measures of center.  \nReading Lesson 1.3, Part 1  \nMeasures of Variability  \nCalculate the range, standard deviation, or interquartile range of a univariate data set. Compare the spread given graphical displays of two univariate data sets.  \nInterpret the range, standard deviation, or interquartile range of a univariate data set. 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Confidential Page 2 of 16  \nAP Statistics-MA5188  \nScope and Sequence  \n| Unit | Lesson | Lesson Objectives |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nCalculating","cbCaiuCdLV9V1bNZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuCdLV9V1bNZ","pdf",311098,16,"English","# Data Analysis\n## Introduction to AP Statistics\n## Introduction to Statistics\n## Categorical Data Displays\n## Relative Frequencies\n## Comparing Two Categorical Variables\n## Dotplots and Stemplots\n## Histograms\n## Measures of Center and Location\n## Measures of Variability\n## Boxplots and Outliers\n## The AP Statistics Exam: Multiple-Choice and Free-Response Sections\n# The Normal Distribution\n## Describing Location within a Distribution\n## z-Scores\n## Effect of Linear Transformations\n## Uniform Density Curves\n## Normal Distributions\n## Finding Areas within a Normal Distribution\n## Finding Values from Probabilities","[{\"question\":\"What topics are included in Unit 1 of AP Statistics?\",\"answer\":\"Unit 1 covers introducing statistics, classifying variables, reading and creating categorical data displays and relative frequency tables, comparing categorical variables, and describing data using dotplots/stemplots and histograms.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the scope and sequence address measures of center and variability?\",\"answer\":\"It includes analyzing the effect of extreme values on mean and median, calculating and interpreting measures of center, computing range/standard deviation/IQR, comparing spread, and interpreting those summaries from univariate graphical displays.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Unit 2 include regarding the normal distribution?\",\"answer\":\"Unit 2 focuses on percentiles, calculating and interpreting z-scores, describing effects of linear transformations, working with uniform density curves, and computing probabilities and values for normal distributions using empirical rules and tables or calculators.\"}]","AP Statistics - Scope and Sequence | PDF",1790726804]