You'll discover what a probability distribution really is: a picture of how likely every possible outcome is. Through simulations and graph-reading you'll learn to read a distribution graph, tell counted outcomes from measured ones, and describe any shape by where it's centered and how spread out it is — all visually, with no calculation required.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: What a Distribution Represents
- Exploring Outcome Distributions
- Average or Distribution
- Explain Probability Distributions
- Unit 2: Reading Distribution Graphs
- Complete Distribution Graph Statements
- Most and Least Likely Outcomes
- Read Off Specific Outcomes
- Describe The Distribution
- Unit 3: Counted and Measured Outcomes
- Counted or Measured Practice
- Complete Distribution Graph Statements
- Explain Graph Styles
- Unit 4: Locating Distribution Centers
- Finding Distribution Centers
- Sliding Distribution Centers
- Explain The Bill Distributions
- Unit 5: Judging Distribution Spread
- Comparing Distribution Spread
- Adjusting Distribution Spread
- Interpreting Spread in Distributions
- Explain Commute Time Consistency