1/16/2003
- Analysis of Data on
Information Card (p:\data\math\qr\Large and Small.MTW)
- Producing Data
- Census - U.S. Population
- Sample
- Survey - "Republicans dominate online polls," The
Columbus Dispatch, January 6, 2003
- Observational Study - "More kids being medicated,
study finds," The Columbus Dispatch, January 14, 2003
- Experiment
- Multiplication Principle
- Counting Methods
- Permutations - the number of ways to arrange x
items from n distinct items (order matters)
- Combinations - the number of ways to select x items
from n distinct items (order does not matter)
- Practice Problems
- Ohio license plates contain 3 letters followed
by 4 digits. How many license plates are possible?
- How many phone numbers can be created for a specific
area code?
- Birthday problem - What is the chance that two
students in this room have the same birthday?
- Chuck-a-luck - You pick a number from 1 to 6 and
your friend rolls three dice. If the number you pick comes up on all
three dice you win $3. If your number comes up on two of the dice
you win $2. If your number comes up on 1 of the dice you win $1. If
your number does not appear on any of the dice, you pay your friend $1.
Should you play this game? That is, how much would you expect
to win per play of this game?