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Froggy Jumps S4 Term 2 Quiz 1Versión en línea T2 Q1 por crystal 1 The median marks for Class A and Class B are 85 and 68, respectively. What can you infer from it? a Class A did better for the test, because class A (85) has a higher median than class B (68). b Class B did better for the test, because class B (68) has a lower median than class A (68). c Class B has more consistent results, because class B (68) has a lower median than class A (68). 2 IQR measures how spread out the values are around the median. If class A has a higher IQR marks than class B, what can you infer from it? a Class A performed better than Class B b Class A marks are more spread out and has more variation, hence it is less consistent than class B. c Class A marks are less spread out and has less variation, hence it is more consistent than class B. 3 Standard Deviation measures how spread out the values are around the mean. If Class A has a higher standard deviation than class B, what can you infer from it? a Class A performed better than Class B. b Class A marks are more spread out and has more variation, hence it is less consistent than class B. c Class A marks are less spread out and has less variation, hence it is more consistent than class B. 4 Albert says the range of the heights of these plants is 50cm. Do you agree with him? a Yes, because the min value is 0 and max value is 50. b No, because the minimum value is 10 and max value is 50. c No, because the heights are grouped in class intervals, and we cannot determine the exact values. 5 A bag contains 5 blue, 3 red, and 2 yellow balls. James took 2 balls without replacement. Calculate the probability that the two balls are of different colours. a 31/45 b 14/45 c 1/5 6 The probability that Ayesha drives her car on any day is 0.8. Find the probability that, in three days, she drives her car on exactly two of them. a 0.096 b 0.384 c 0.512

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S4 Term 2 Quiz 1Versión en línea

T2 Q1

por crystal

The median marks for Class A and Class B are 85 and 68, respectively. What can you infer from it?

Class A did better for the test, because class A (85) has a higher median than class B (68).

Class B did better for the test, because class B (68) has a lower median than class A (68).

Class B has more consistent results, because class B (68) has a lower median than class A (68).

IQR measures how spread out the values are around the median. If class A has a higher IQR marks than class B, what can you infer from it?

Class A performed better than Class B

Class A marks are more spread out and has more variation, hence it is less consistent than class B.

Class A marks are less spread out and has less variation, hence it is more consistent than class B.

Standard Deviation measures how spread out the values are around the mean. If Class A has a higher standard deviation than class B, what can you infer from it?

Class A performed better than Class B.

Class A marks are more spread out and has more variation, hence it is less consistent than class B.

Class A marks are less spread out and has less variation, hence it is more consistent than class B.

Albert says the range of the heights of these plants is 50cm. Do you agree with him?

Yes, because the min value is 0 and max value is 50.

No, because the minimum value is 10 and max value is 50.

No, because the heights are grouped in class intervals, and we cannot determine the exact values.

A bag contains 5 blue, 3 red, and 2 yellow balls. James took 2 balls without replacement. Calculate the probability that the two balls are of different colours.

31/45

14/45

1/5

The probability that Ayesha drives her car on any day is 0.8. Find the probability that, in three days, she drives her car on exactly two of them.

0.096

0.384

0.512

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The median marks for Class A and Class B are 85 and 68, respectively. What can you infer from it?

IQR measures how spread out the values are around the median. If class A has a higher IQR marks than class B, what can you infer from it?

Standard Deviation measures how spread out the values are around the mean. If Class A has a higher standard deviation than class B, what can you infer from it?

Albert says the range of the heights of these plants is 50cm. Do you agree with him?

A bag contains 5 blue, 3 red, and 2 yellow balls. James took 2 balls without replacement. Calculate the probability that the two balls are of different colours.

The probability that Ayesha drives her car on any day is 0.8. Find the probability that, in three days, she drives her car on exactly two of them.

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