Steps for entering a fraction
What is ALPHA > Y ?
Captive and trailing zeros (eg 307 and 357.0)
What is a significant zero?
What is degrees?
The date and time of Paper 1
What is Thursday, May 15, 12:30?
The only instance that writing down your GDC steps earns method points on the exam.
What is when using the TVM solver?
Steps for turning on the correlation coefficient, r
What is MODE > STATDIAGNOSTICS ON?
Leading zeros (eg 0.357)
What are not-significant zeros?
Steps to display a scatterplot or a box and whisker plot
What is Zoom: STAT?
What to do with your data when conducting a 2-Sample T Test
What is Pool?
The square root of x as a power
What is x^1/2?
Steps if graph isn't displaying
What is checking that Plot1 is NOT highlighted?
Or
What is resetting the window using ZOOM > 6:STANDARD?
How you would solve sin x = 0.75
What is arcsin (0.75) or sin-1(0.75)?
How to enter data for a T-Test
What is Lists?
Conclusion if p < significance level
What is reject the null hypothesis?
The value that tells you if a model is a good fit for a data set.
What is R2?
What is graphing and using 2ND TRACE > 7: Integral f(x) dx?
The standard form of a sinusoidal model, (not in the formula book!)
f(x) = a sin (bt) + c
Use it to find the unknown limit of a known integral value
What is Apps, Solver?
Never use this word in the hypotheses for Chi-square tests of independence.
What is correlate?
The outlier formula
What is Q1 – 1.5*IQR? What is Q3 + 1.5*IQR?
What to do if your GDC is just acting goofy
0.00829871 rounded to 3 sig figs
What is 0.00830?
1E99
What is the GDC version of infinity?
The distribution you should draw to support your answer.
What is normal distribution?
You CANNOT do this on a "show that" problem
What is start with the "show that" information?