Random or not: analyse numbers of jubes (1:1:1)

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Published on 2018 July 30th

Description
Test a machine that randomly packages three types of fruit jubes: penguin, fish or frog. Notice that each jube type is equally likely to be produced within a packet of 12 jubes. Look at patterns in numbers of jube types, such as 3 penguins, 4 fish and 5 frogs (the most common in this sample). Analyse the results of large samples. Compare the number of the most commonly occurring jube type. Identify the most likely number of the most commonly occurring jube type. This learning object is one in a series of 17 objects.
Objective
1. Students analyse data about random events to test conjectures about variation.
2. Students interpret frequency graphs to compare experimental results with theoretical probabilities.
3. Students compare the shape of theoretical and experimentally derived data distributions.
4. Students relate the shape of data distributions to statements about sample variation and sample size.

Curriculum Information

K to 12
Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 10
Mathematics
Statistics and Probability Statistics and probability
Learners, Students

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