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Tuesday 1/31

1/31/2023

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Objective

Practice sampling using skittles to test the distribution of colors in every bag.

Starter

Is there a Difference_Starter 1

Skittles Experiment

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According to the Wrigley's Consumer Care Department, the fruit candies are produced in equal proportions— 20% of each of the five colors (green, red, orange, yellow, and purple). However, although these candies are made in equal proportions, the individual Skittles bags are filled by weight and by machines.

In order to create a more equal world, you have been tasked with determining the true portion of the five different colors of candy.

​Directions:

  1. Open the Skittle Experiment Doc
  2. Organize your skittles into separate colors and find the following:
    1. Total number of skittles in your bag
    2. Percent green, red, orange, yellow, and purple
  3. Record your data on the master spreadsheet. 
    1. Write your name, then input your percentages and total skittles into the corresponding cells. 
  4. Answer the Discussion Questions on the doc.
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Monday 1/30

1/30/2023

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Chi-Squared Unit

Unit Essential Question: How do we statistically tell the difference between two populations given one metric?

Enduring Understandings: 
  • The greater the sample size the more accurate the statistics of that population are.
  • Statistics use probability as a way to justify conclusions on a population.
  • The higher the probability or p-value, the more statistically significant the statistics are.

Objectives:

  • Identify a valid sampling method
  • Determine the population for which conclusion of a sample are valid
  • Use random samples to make estimates

Resources:

Lecture: Powerpoint
Notes: Sample Notes Blank
Hook: What is Statistics? (optional)

Assignment

Samples 1
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Monday/Tuesday 1/23-24

1/23/2023

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Starter: Grade POWs

  1. Self Grade your own POW using the POW Rubric
  2. Swap POWs with a partner and grade their POW using the POW Rubric
  3. Choose one volunteer in the room to present their process and solution

Objectives:

  • Write your cookies problem statement
  • Solve your cookies problem
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Resource: Cookies Final Project Outline

Example

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Friday 1/20

1/20/2023

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Objective

Finish your recipe spreadsheet.
  • Must have at least two recipes
  • Calculate the cost per batch, and cost per item
  • Determine the sell price using a 300% markup. 

Resources

  1. Cookies Final Project Outline
  2. Project Calculations Template
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Thursday 1/19

1/19/2023

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Objective:

Create your own cookie problem using real world data and constraints. ​

Starter

Choose one of the following examples and answer the following starter.
  • Exemplar 1
  • Exemplar 2
  • Exemplar 3

​Project Components (All of this will be posted on your DP)

  1. Written paragraph introducing the problem and all of the constraints
  2. Step by step solution including graphs, tables, spreadsheets, ect. 
  3. Written reflection for the unit project

References/Resources

  • Cookies Final Project Outline
  • Calculations Instructions
  • Ande’s Bakery Calculations
  • Cookies Calculations Template
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Thursday/Friday

1/12/2023

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Objective: ​

Create formulas for Supply and Demand and find the equilibrium price and quantity.

Starter

Equilibrium Price/Quantity Starter

Supply and Demand Notes Part 2

  1. Blank Notes
  2. Filled Out Notes

​Assignment

Supply and Demand Assignment (Page 2)
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Wednesday

1/11/2023

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​Objective

Finish (page 1) the Supply and Demand Assignment

Equilibrium Example

Assignment

 Supply and Demand Assignment
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Tuesday 1/10/23

1/10/2023

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Objective

 Learn about supply and demand, and how markets work.

Starter

Margin vs Markup Assessment

Supply and Demand Lesson

  1. Blank Notes
  2. Filled Out Notes

Assignment (Do the Front Page)

Supply and Demand Assignment
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Monday 1/9/23

1/9/2023

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Objectives:

  1. Identify the feasible region, and optimal solutions within it. 
  2. Finish the Markup and Margin Assignment

Starter:

Feasible Regions Assessment

Assignment

Markup and Margin Assignment
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Friday 1/6/23

1/5/2023

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Objectives

  1. Learn about how business calculate the sell price of products using margin and mark-up.
  2. Code Markup and Margin into Google Sheets
  3. Use Price data to find markup and margin

Markup and Margin Lesson

  1. Margin vs Markup Notes
  2. Margin vs Markup Teacher Notes

Margin vs Markup Calculator Assignment

Task: code a calculator where the input is cost and markup, the output is profit margin and sell price.
  1. Margin and Markup Calculator Instructions
  2. Margin and Markup Calculator Template
  3. Thinking Questions (Due Monday EOC)
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