Graphs
Scaling
Probability
Mystery
Making a graph
100

What graph uses one variable?

Bar graph

100

What is a scale ratio?

A number used to describe an enlargement or a skrinkage. I.e., zoom in or zoom out
100

How many categories and 'parts' are in a standard Venn diagram?

2 categories and 3 parts.

100

What does 'cooked' mean.

Absolutely done for.

100

Name two things you must always put on a graph.

Title, data points, labels on the axis, legend, equal widths and lengths.

200

Can a broken-line graph linear?

NO! They do not have steady slopes

200

What does proportional mean?

Having the same ratio to another quantity
200

What is the symbol for intersection and what does it mean?

∩, the elements that are in both A and B

200

What does 'salty' mean

To overreact
200

True or False, one should use a ruler when making any type of graph

True. Use your ruler...

300

Are these two 'labels' independent or dependent?
"The colour of someone's hair and the size of they're tv"

Independent

300
The length of a square is 3cm, the length of a proportional square is 6cm. What is the length scale factor?
Scale factor is 2cm
300

The probability that Ms. St. Croix will trip and break her toe is 0.34. What is the probability that she will not trip?

0.66

300

What does rent free mean?

When something occupies space in your mind

300
Are you allowed to start your graph at 945?

Yes, if you use the broken scale symbol

400

You have a double bar graph and you're title is "Rainfall in London over a year". On x-axis you have the months as your categories. A month is a __________ of a year.

Subgroup
400

The distance on the map between Sus City and John Town is 34cm. The scale factor is 8cm:4km. What is the actual distance between the cities in km?

17km

400

There are two independent events A and B. P(A∩B) = 0.12 and P(A) = 0.6. What is P(B)?

0.2 --> (0.12/0.6)

400

Who can throw the fastest dodgeball in the class

Ms. St. Croix

400

True or false: The dependent variable goes on the x-axis.

FALSE FALSE FALSE

500

The plots of a graph are as follows:
(4,3), (4,2), (1,4), (0,5), (2,3), (2,2), (4,1), (5,1)

What is the correlation of the graph, if any? (i.e., strong positive, weak positive, strong negative, weak negative, none)

Strong negative

500

What is the relation between length scale factor, area square factor, and volume square factor?

LSF = n

ASF = n^2

VSF = n^3

The power of n reflects the amount of dimensions.

500

If you flip a coin 3 times in a row, what is the probability you'll get heads twice out of the 3 flips?

4/8 or exactly half. 

The total amount of outcomes are: HHH, HHT, HTT, HTH, THH, THT, TTH, TTT

4 of them have heads at least twice in them.

500

Mom and dad have four daughters, and each daughter has one brother.
How many people are in the family?

7

500
If you wanted to make a graph with the title, "how much sleep you get over the course of a year", which type of graph would you chose?

A broken-line graph.