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100

Convert from decimal to fraction, with a whole number numerator and denominator, and reduced to lowest terms:

.425

17/40

100

In 2008, golfer Annika Sorenstam had a driving accuracy of 71%. That is, on par 4 and par 5 holes, her tee shot landed in the fairway 71% of the time.

Draw a spinner that could be used to simulate her performance. Label the two sectors “IN FAIRWAY” and “NOT IN FAIRWAY”. Show the work to calculate the central angles for the two sectors.

Pie chart 

in fairway .71*360 = 255.6 0

not in fairway 29*360 = 104.40

100

Do quarterbacks have a greater ABILITY to complete passes when the weather is warm?  To investigate, you compare the pass completion percentages for Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor in games 50 degrees and warmer and in games under 50 degrees.  State the alternative hypotheses for investigating this claim.

Tyrod Taylor has a greater ability to complete passes in warm weather than cold weather

100

Suppose that during a basketball game a broadcaster claims that a particular shooter has the hot hand. Explain what this means in the context of basketball.

The Players ability to make a basket is higher following a make than a miss

100

Use these passing yardage totals for Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw for each of his 15 games in the 1980 regular season:

254 282 265 217 236 237 299 135 100 263 155 289 138 197 272

Calculate the mean of Bradshaw’s distribution

Mean  163

200

Last year Karen averaged 17.5 points per game.  If her team played 24 games, how many total points did she have for the season?

420

200

An athlete’s PERFORMANCE will generally get closer and closer to his or her ABILITY as the number of attempts grows larger.  Is usually called

The Law of Large Numbers

200

Does NBA player Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks have a greater ABILITY to shoot on the road than at home? During the 2015-2016 regular season he made 327 of his 803 shot attempts at home and he made 345 of his 814 shot attempts on the road.

Calculate the value of the test statistic (difference in shooting percentage road – home).

.4238-.4072=

.0166 = 1.66%

200

A 100-trial simulation was conducted. In a trial, the longest streak was recorded and graphed on a dotplot. The p-value is 4% Write a conclusion

Since the p-value is 4% < 5% we reject Ho.

200

Use this list of number of home runs hit by each of the 16 National League teams in the 2008

154 94 117 137 187 167 159 153 160 198 130 208 174 172 214 184

Calculate the median of the distribution

Median 163.5

300

A basketball player makes 9 out of 14 foul shots.

What is their percentage made?

64.3%

300

A basketball player made 6 free throws. Is this Categorical or Numerical Variables

Categorical Variables

Makes/Misses

300

Does NBA player Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks have a greater ABILITY to shoot on the road than at home? During the 2015-2016 regular season he made 327 of his 803 shot attempts at home and he made 345 of his 814 shot attempts on the road.

Create a two way table

                 Road         Home            Total

Made          345            327               672

Missed        469            476               945

Total           814            803              1617

300

Suppose that we performed a hypothesis test to see if the Golden State Warriors of the NBA had a greater ABILITY to win following a win than following a loss.

Describe a Type I error in the context of this question

If you reject the Ho and it later turns out to be true

300

Use these passing yardage totals for Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw for each of his 15 games in the 1980 regular season:

254 282 265 217 236 237 299 135 100 263 155 289 138 197 272

Determine whether the value of 100 is an outlier.

LBO -20.5

100 is not an outlier

400

                   WINS          LOSSES

BRAVES          82                60

Dodgers         76                 65

What is the magic number for the Braves in a regular 162 game season.

16

400

The formula we use to model athletic PERFORMANCE is

    PERFORMANCE = ABILITY + RANDOM CHANCE

400

In many sports, athletes use “eye black” to help them see on sunny days. Eye black is a black substance or sticker that is placed below the eyes to absorb some of the glare from the sun. But does it work better than not using it? To decide, you conduct an experiment in which you attempt to catch fly balls while looking into the sun.  What are the explanatory variables in this experiment?


Explanatory Variables

Use of Eye Black

400

Suppose that we performed a hypothesis test to see if the Golden State Warriors of the NBA had a greater ABILITY to win following a win than following a loss. 

Describe a Type II error in the context of this question

If you don't reject the HO and it later turns out to be false

400

The following data values are the points scored in each game by the 2013 Denver Broncos:

     49,  41,  37,  52,  51,  35,  33,  45,  28,  27,  31,  35,  51,  20,  37,  34,  24,  26,  8

Does the difference between mean and median indicate that a dot plot or histogram of the data might be skewed or symmetrical?

500

Where is the next World Cup 2026

North America

Canada, USA, Mexico

500

In the 2008 regular season, Indianapolis Colts Quarterback Peyton Manning completed 371 of his 555 passing attempts and in his only playoff game he completed 25 of his 42 passing attempts.

Use a segmented bar graph to display to compare these PERFORMANCES.  

Regular Season complete 67% incomplete 33%

Playoffs complete 60% incomplete 40%

500

In many sports, athletes use “eye black” to help them see on sunny days. Eye black is a black substance or sticker that is placed below the eyes to absorb some of the glare from the sun. But does it work better than not using it? To decide, you conduct an experiment in which you attempt to catch fly balls while looking into the sun.  What are the response variables in this experiment?

Response Variables 

the number/percentage of fly balls caught

500

In the 2011 Super Bowl, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers completed 25 of his 40 pass attempts. 

Describe how to do a simulation using index cards to test for the hot hand.

Take 40 cards, mark 25 with complete and mark 15 with incomplete.  Shuffle the cards lay them out and record the longest streak

500

The 5-number summary of the number of kills per game of a popular girls volleyball team showed these values: minimum = 16, Q1 =  21, Median = 25, Q3 = 28.5, maximum = 42.

What percent of games had 21 or more kills? 

75%

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