Description
AP Statistics notes on CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR ONE PROPORTION with Formula / One Proportion Z Interval / 1-Proportion Z-Interval / 1PropZInt! Includes conditions to use a Normal Distribution (independence, random sampling, ten percent rule, success failure condition), invNorm & normalcdf TI-84 Plus CE Calculator functions, certainty versus precision, standard error, critical value z-score, & more! Great AP Stats Exam review prep!
Aligns with AP College Board's updated 2019-2020 objectives and standards for AP Statistics Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data – Proportions.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?
Lesson 6-1: Confidence Intervals for One Proportion PART 1 – Intro & Formula
NOTES – 3 Pages, Blank Pages & Answer Key
TYPES OF PROBLEMS:
In this set of AP Statistics notes, students will learn to:
- Define and identify the purpose of a confidence interval, specifically a 1-Proportion Z-Interval.
- Determine how the 68-95-99.7 Rule of Normal Models applies to confidence intervals and their certainty and precision.
- Define and calculate the point estimate (observed value, p-hat), critical value z* (test statistic) using invNorm, standard error, and margin of error for confidence intervals of one proportion.
- Check the conditions to use the Normal model for a problem involving a sampling distribution of sample proportions: (IRTS) independent samples, random sampling, the 10% rule (sample size n is less than 10% of the population size), and the success/failure condition (at least 10 successes n and 10 failures n).
- Calculate a 1-Proportion Z-Interval using the confidence interval formula: CI = p-hat +or- (z*)(SE).
- Interpret the confidence interval and confidence level using templates.
Also included to make your Lesson-Planning easier…
- OBJECTIVES
- STANDARDS from updated 2019-2020 AP College Board Standards for AP Statistics Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data – Proportions.
- SUGGESTED HOMEWORK PROBLEMS from AP Statistics Textbook Stats: Modeling the World, AP Edition, 4e.
- TERMS OF USE for posting on online teaching sites like Blackboard or Google Classroom.
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AP Statistics notes on CONFIDENCE INTERVAL FOR ONE PROPORTION with Formula / One Proportion Z Interval / 1-Proportion Z-Interval / 1PropZInt! Includes conditions to use a Normal Distribution (independence, random sampling, ten percent rule, success failure condition), invNorm & normalcdf TI-84 Plus CE Calculator functions, certainty versus precision, standard error, critical value z-score, & more! Great AP Stats Exam review prep!
Aligns with AP College Board's updated 2019-2020 objectives and standards for AP Statistics Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data – Proportions.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT?
Lesson 6-1: Confidence Intervals for One Proportion PART 1 – Intro & Formula
NOTES – 3 Pages, Blank Pages & Answer Key
TYPES OF PROBLEMS:
In this set of AP Statistics notes, students will learn to:
- Define and identify the purpose of a confidence interval, specifically a 1-Proportion Z-Interval.
- Determine how the 68-95-99.7 Rule of Normal Models applies to confidence intervals and their certainty and precision.
- Define and calculate the point estimate (observed value, p-hat), critical value z* (test statistic) using invNorm, standard error, and margin of error for confidence intervals of one proportion.
- Check the conditions to use the Normal model for a problem involving a sampling distribution of sample proportions: (IRTS) independent samples, random sampling, the 10% rule (sample size n is less than 10% of the population size), and the success/failure condition (at least 10 successes n and 10 failures n).
- Calculate a 1-Proportion Z-Interval using the confidence interval formula: CI = p-hat +or- (z*)(SE).
- Interpret the confidence interval and confidence level using templates.
Also included to make your Lesson-Planning easier…
- OBJECTIVES
- STANDARDS from updated 2019-2020 AP College Board Standards for AP Statistics Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data – Proportions.
- SUGGESTED HOMEWORK PROBLEMS from AP Statistics Textbook Stats: Modeling the World, AP Edition, 4e.
- TERMS OF USE for posting on online teaching sites like Blackboard or Google Classroom.
***************************************************************************************************
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
Statistics Word Wall – Unit 1 Bundle: Vocabulary, Graphs, & Calculator Functions
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AP Statistics TI-84 Calculator Functions for the ENTIRE YEAR
AP Statistics Formulas & Vocabulary for the ENTIRE YEAR
SAVE MONEY ON TPT:
Earn TPT credit by reviewing products you buy! Go to "My Purchases" and click “Provide Feedback” next to each product to leave a review. These points add up and can go towards your future purchases! YAY!!!
IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION:
Feel free to message me on TPT by going to my store’s home page and clicking the “Ask A Question” tab near the search bar. You can also email me at annabethfrazier@gmail.com.
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