GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Handling Data Higher Tier.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Let’s repeat the ordinal numbers!
Advertisements

Are You Smart Enough to be a 5 th Grader Teacher?
Algebraic Word Problems
Mathematics Multiplication Story Problems Grassy Lake Elementary School Third Grade Created by: Mrs. Russell.
Percentiles A percentile is a measure of relative standing, meaning we get information about the position of a value relative to the rest of the data set.
1 Percentiles. 2 Seems like on a standardized test we don’t care much about the test score as much as the percentile. (OK not always – ACT, for example.)

GCSE Mathematics Problem Solving Shape and Measure Higher Tier.
SOLVING WORD PROBLEMS LESSON 3.
Everyday Mathematics Partial-Quotients Division Partial-Quotients Division Partial-quotients is a simpler way to do long division. Many children like.
GO AHEAD…TALK ABOUT YOURSELF! Autobiographies. Benjamin Franklin once said… "If you would not be forgotten, as soon as you are dead and rotten, either.
Deal or No Deal? Fair or Not Fair? Dr. Jason Gershman Rice University School Mathematics Project This presentation is property of Jason Gershman and the.
Feeding Pets I am learning to find fractions between two other fractions. 0 1 And many more. e.g.
3. Use the data below to make a stem-and-leaf plot.
Measures of Position and Outliers. z-score (standard score) = number of standard deviations that a given value is above or below the mean (Round z to.
GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Algebra Higher Tier.
Algebraic expression Solving for the variable Or X.
Solve by using the ELIMINATION method The goal is to eliminate one of the variables by performing multiplication on the equations. Multiplication is not.
Before We Begin... Nothing. We will get started shortly.
Box and Whisker Plots Measures of Central Tendency.
Sample Box-and-Whisker Plot lower extreme, or minimum value 1st quartile, the median of the lower half of the data set 2nd quartile, the median of the.
GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Algebra Higher Tier.
“Harriet Tubman: Guide to freedom”
Mathematics Geometric Sequences Science and Mathematics Education Research Group Supported by UBC Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund Department.
1.Is it More, Less, or Exactly Half? 2. Is it More, Less, or Exactly Half?
Chapter 1: Variables in Algebra
GCSE Mathematics Problem Solving Data Higher Tier.
8 th Grade Ciphering. Sample 1 st Interval2 nd Interval3 rd Interval.
GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Algebra Higher Tier.
GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Handling Data Higher Tier.
Algebra Understand patterns, relations, and functions.
GCSE Mathematics Problem Solving Shape and Measure Higher Tier.
Error ! Back to quizzes.
Algebraic Expressions
MATHEMATICS The Measure of Data Location
Draw a Box and Whisker Plot Read and interpret a Box and Whisker Plot
GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Handling Data Higher Tier.
Monday May Aim: How do we find the mean, median, mode, and range ?
Warm Up Problem of the Day Lesson Presentation Lesson Quizzes.
Grade Eight Heather MacLean
Ch. 8 – Sequences, Series, and Probability
– ALGEBRA I – Unit 1 – Section 2
ALGEBRA SWAG – Mr. Relles
6.1.2 Powers and Exponents.
Measures of Position.
Consecutive Integers: Numbers are one apart
Proportional Packets I am learning to solve division problems using how many times one number will go into another. e.g. 36 ÷ 6 = 6 so 36 ÷
Objective- To solve equations in the form ax - b = c.
Solving Linear Inequalities
Lesson 11.2 Objective: To draw a box and whisker plot from a data list. EQ: How many sections are there in a box and whisker plot? Vocabulary: Box-and.
Algebra 1 Section 4.4.
Everyday Mathematics Partial-Quotients Division
Unit 12: Intro to Statistics
A ratio is a comparison of any two quantities or measures
Box and Whisker Plots 50% Step 1 – Order the series.
Box and Whisker Plots 50% Step 1 – Order the series.
Algebra II 5.2, 5.3 and 5.5 Review Please give exact simplified answers unless you are instructed to round!
Warm Up Chain Reaction Choose one team member to start problem #1.
Statistics and Data (Algebraic)
ALGEBRA SWAG – Mr. Relles
Box and Whisker Plots A.K.A Box Plots.
Everyday Mathematics Partial-Quotients Division
How to find the nth rule for a linear sequence
Concept Task Poster Project
Box and Whisker Plots 50% Step 1 – Order the series.
Proportional Packets I am learning to solve division problems using how many times one number will go into another. e.g. 36 ÷ 6 = 6 so 36 ÷
14.2 Measures of Central Tendency
Warm Up Problem of the Day Lesson Presentation Lesson Quizzes.
Median: middle score - half of the data will fall below the median When data is placed in order… - half of the data will fall below the median.
Solving Problems! By: Krysta Walthall.
Presentation transcript:

GSCE Mathematics Problem Solving Handling Data Higher Tier

Lily chooses the same numbers for the National Lottery every week. Unfortunately, she has forgotten all but one of her numbers. If the six numbers are written in ascending order and given that:  the second number is double the first number  the third number is 29  the fifth number is twenty more than the second number  the range of the six numbers is 33  the median is 30.5  the mean is 28 Find all of the numbers. Helping hand Use algebra to help you. Let the first number be a. Work through each statement to get additional information.

2a 29 ___ 2a a Answer Let the 1 st number be a The 2 nd number is double the 1 st number so 2a The 3 rd number is 29 The fifth number is twenty more than the second number so 2a + 20 The range of the six numbers is 33, so: 6 th number – 1 st number = 33 so6 th number = st number = 33 + a The median is 30.5, which lies between the 3 rd and 4 th values. The mean of these two values is 30.5, so they must total 61. So the 4 th value is 61 – 29 = 32 a Half way 3 values are above this & 3 are below.

 a 2a a a The mean is 28, so: a + 2a a a = 28 6 a + 2a a a = 168 6a = 168 6a = 54 a = 9 So if a =9, 2a = 18, 2a + 20 = 38, 33 + a = 42 9,18,29,32,38,42