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1 How np≥10 Became no problem For My Classes!
AP STATISTICS BEST PRATICES NIGHT, 2016 BOB LOCHEL, HATBORO-HORSHAM HIGH SCHOOL, PA

2 WORKING 24/7/365 TO RID OF THE WORLD OF “BALD” ANSWERS!

3 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM? RID THE AP STATS WORLD OF “NAKED” CONDITIONS!

4 END OF BINOMIAL UNIT… DESMOS TO THE RESCUE!

5 LET’S CROWDSOURCE THIS PUPPY!
Name 2 n,p pairs which lead to an approximately normal shape. Name 2 n,p pairs which lead to a shape which is clearly NOT approximately normal. Name 2 n,p pairs which seem to be on the cusp of normality.

6 JOLLY RANCHERS + TEENAGERS = DATA ENTRY SPECIALISTS
What do we notice? What do we wonder?

7 WILL THEY MAKE THE CONNECTION?
np>10!!!!

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9 MORE DESMOS STATS AWESOMENESS!
That pesky r-squared thing The mean-mean point Mathcoachblog.com Meet me in the social lounge later for Des- chat!

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