Monthly Schedule

(STAtistics, Period D)

M 12/3/012	HW due: Write #6.51 on p. 321, plus problems 3-6 on this worksheet.
T 12/4/012	HW due: Write #6.52 on pp. 321-322, plus the following problem. Problem: Fill in the blanks by writing formulas that you can use the rest of your life. Events A, B, and C could be anything at all. The intersection symbol means “and” in the sense that multiple things must all be true, and the union symbol means “or.” __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________
W 12/5/012	HW due: Write #6.53 and 6.56 on p. 322, plus #6.60, 6.62, 6.66, and 6.70 on pp. 332-334.
Th 12/6/012	Happy St. Nicholas Day! HW due: Prepare for an open-notes quiz on this week’s Quick Study. This is the last Quick Study quiz of the year. Handwritten notes are permitted, but printouts are not.
F 12/7/012	HW due: Read this article on independent events; write #6.76 and 6.78 on pp. 344-345.
M 12/10/012	HW due: Write #6.96 and 6.98 on p. 351.
T 12/11/012	HW due: Read Exploration 6.3 on pp. 354-355; then write a table similar to that found on p. 355, and perform 15 simulations, tabulating your results as depicted in the table. You need to record your random numbers only to 4 decimal places. Note that you should have 15 “yeses” in your 4th column.
W 12/12/012	HW due: Write #7.1 through 7.7 all on pp. 360-361.
Th 12/13/012	HW due: Write #7.8, 7.10, 7.11, and 7.18 on pp. 365-367.
F 12/14/012	HW due: Write #7.20*, 7.21, 7.22 on p. 371. * Important: In #7.20, also estimate a numeric answer for each of your shaded answers. For example, you could write the following below your sketch for part (a):
M 12/17/012	HW due: Continue reading, as always. There is no additional written HW due.
T 12/18/012	HW due: Same as yesterday. A quiz on recent material is likely. In class: Puzzlemania 2012!
	Christmas break.

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