Week 1 Mat2038-Statistics

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 Week 1 DiscussionDiscussion Topic Task: Reply to this topic Due February 17 at 11:59 PM

Week 1 Discussion Questions

MAT2058 Textbook:

Navidi, W. and Monk, B. (2019). Elementary Statistics (3rd ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill

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Discussion Questions Week 1

Instructions:

  • In the announcement area there should be a listing with your name and number assigned for the discussion questions.
  • If you do not see this list, email your instructor to get your assigned number.
  • Please use #40 until you receive your own number.
  • Access your textbook this way: Go to Content. Click on the week you’re working on. Scroll down to Week # Homework or Week # Quiz. A new page will open. You are now in the ALEKS system. Select the menu in the upper-left corner (it looks like three dashes). Select Textbook and then E-Book. You can also access the E-book when you are in Learning Mode (i.e. when you are working through your topics in the ALEKS Homework) by clicking on the E-Book icon to the right of any problem.
  • Please provide the questions, your answers, and show all of the steps and processes you used to solve each problem.
  • Remember to do both of the problems assigned and respond to two of your classmates’ solutions in a substantive way. You may post revisions based on your instructor’s feedback by the end of each week.
  • Be sure to meet the participation requirement by responding substantively to at least two of your classmates. You can:
    • ask a question about your classmate’s solution(s)
    • offer help when you see an error, or
    • seek help in completing your own problems.
  • Do not solve another student’s problems. Each student must be graded on his/her own work.
  • Remember that non-substantive posts such as “Good job!” or praising another student’s work will not count toward your participation score. Be sure to refer to the grading rubric.


 MAT 2058 Discussion Questions Week 1 Text: Textbook: Navidi, W. and Monk, B. (2019). Elementary Statistics (3rd ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. Instructions: • In the announcement area there should be a listing with your name and number assigned for the discussion questions. If there is not such a list, email your instructor to get your assigned number. • To access your textbook, click on Content -> any week -> Select Homework. You are now in the ALEKS system. Select the menu in the upper-left corner (it looks like three dashes). Select Textbook and then E-Book. You can also access the E-book when you are in Learning Mode (i.e. when you are working through your Homework problems) by clicking on the E-Book icon to the right of any problem. When the textbook is open, click on the Table of Contents. Select the chapter you need, then from the upper right dropdown menu you can select the section and scroll to the bottom to find the exercises. • Please give the questions themselves, your answers, and show all of the steps and processes you used to solve each of the problems. • Remember to do both of the problems assigned and to respond to two of your classmates’ solutions. • In responding to the postings of at least two of your classmates, you can o ask a question about your classmate’s solution(s) o offer help when you see an error, or o seek help in completing your own problems. Remember that non-substantive posts such as “Good job!” will not count toward your participation score.  Week 1 Discussion Questions Please submit the two discussion items for your assigned number. 1 Section 1.2 #36 & Section 3.1 #40a 2 Section 1.2 #38 & Section 3.2 #24 3 Section 1.1 #44 & Section 3.1 #38c 4 Section 1.2 #40 & Section 3.3 #24d 5 Section 1.2 #34 & Section 1.3 #28d 6 Section 1.1 #42 & Section 3.1 #40b 7 Section 1.2 #32 & Section 3.2 #22 8 Section 1.1 #40 & Section 3.1 #38b 9 Section 1.2 #30 & Section 3.1 #40c 10 Section 1.1 #38 & Section 3.2 #26 11 Section 1.2 #28 & Section 3.2 #20 12 Section 1.1 #36 & Section 3.1 #38a 13 Section 1.2 #26 & Section 1.3 #28c 14 Section 1.1 #34 & Section 3.1 #40d 15 Section 1.2 #24 & Section 3.2 #36a 16 Section 1.1 #32 & Section 3.1 #42a 17 Section 1.2 #22 & Section 3.1 #36b 18 Section 1.1 #28 & Section 3.2 #36b 19 Section 1.2 #20 & Section 1.3 #28b 20 Section 1.1 #30 & Section 3.1 #42b 21 Section 1.2 #18 & Section 3.1 #36a 22 Section 1.1 #26 & Section 1.3 #28a 23 Section 1.2 #16 & Section 3.2 #38a 24 Section 1.1 #24 & Section 3.1 #74 25 Section 1.2 #14 & Section 3.1 #30 26 Section 1.1 #22 & Section 3.3 #24c 27 Section 1.2 #12 & Section 3.2 #38b 28 Section 1.1 #20 & Section 1.3 #22 29 Section 1.2 #10 & Section 3.1 #76 30 Section 1.1 #18 & Section 3.3 #24b 31 Section 1.2 #8 & Section 3.1 #20 32 Section 1.1 #16 & Section 3.2 #28 33 Section 1.2 #46 & Section 1.3 #20 34 Section 1.1 #14 & Section 3.1 #78 35 Section 1.2 #48ab & Section 3.2 #40a 36 Section 1.1 #12 & Section 3.1 #18 37 Section 1.2 #48cd & Section 3.3 #24a 38 Section 1.1 #10 & Section 1.3 #18 39 Section 1.2 #6 & Section 3.3 #14 40 Section 1.1 #8 & Section 3.2 #40b 

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