Fundamentals of Mathematics I1 Course: 1351 Test # 1: Concepts Review owing are

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Fundamentals of Mathematics I1 Course: 1351 Test # 1: Concepts Review owing are some, but not limit to, topics that may be covered on the first test 1) Creating, analyzing and interpreting line plots, stem and leaf plots, identify and utilizing different problem-solving process and strategies to solve problems 6) Statistical problem solving: Organize and display data by: circle graphs, Variability (ex. box and whisker plots), selecting the best representation for a data set and make inferences based on the analysis of the data 2) Samples and Surveys; identifying the type of sampling method used, population, sample, and possible biased. 3) Creating a table and/or sketch a graph for a given real-world function/situation and understand independent and dependent relationships. 4) Probability: Finding the probability of an event and estimate probabilities using experimental/theoretical methods. 5) Find the probabilities of independent and independent events, Counting Principles (Ex, tree diagram) and find the permutations and combinations of events. 7) Identifying and describing the properties of misleading Graphs (scale manipulation, cropping, aspect distortion, bias).

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Try solving example problems from the prescribed textbook first. Then go to the exercise problems. Then try googling difficult questions of each topic, if you’re able to solve them. You have mastered the topic. All the best.

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