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Grade 6 · Unit 7 · 3 days

L33 · Choosing measures of center and variability

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Grade 6 · Unit 7 · L33 · Version A · AF9E

Choosing measures of center and variability

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Date ________________

  1. 1.

    A data set of 9 quiz scores has one score of 0 and the rest near 18. Which measure of center is more resistant to that 0: mean or median?

  2. 2.

    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD?

  3. 3.

    A data set of 9 quiz scores has one score of 0 and the rest near 18. Which measure of center is more resistant to that 0: mean or median?

  4. 4.

    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD?

  5. 5.

    A data set of 9 quiz scores has one score of 0 and the rest near 18. Which measure of center is more resistant to that 0: mean or median? Write a complete answer — Ava will compare with a partner.

  6. 6.

    A data set of 9 quiz scores has one score of 0 and the rest near 18. Which measure of center is more resistant to that 0: mean or median? Write a complete answer — Mei will compare with a partner.

  7. 7.

    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD? Write a complete answer — Elena will compare with a partner.

  8. 8.

    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD? Write a complete answer — Sam will compare with a partner.

  9. 9.

    A data set of 9 quiz scores has one score of 0 and the rest near 18. Which measure of center is more resistant to that 0: mean or median? Write a complete answer — Mei will compare with a partner.

  10. 10.

    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD? Write a complete answer — Luis will compare with a partner.

  11. 11.
    Think

    Sam tried this problem:
    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD?
    Sam wrote Class B (check this). That is not correct. What is the right answer?

  12. 12.
    Think

    Ava tried this problem:
    Two classes have the same mean score. Class A’s scores are tightly clustered; Class B’s are spread out. Which class has the greater MAD?
    Ava wrote Class B (check this). That is not correct. What is the right answer?

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