'3 observations' presentation slideshows

Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Descriptive Statistics Numerical Methods. What is a typical value? How variable are the data? How extreme is a particular value? Given data on two variables, how closely do they move together?. Our goal? Numbers to help us answer simple questions.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Descriptive Statistics Numerical Methods. What is a typical value? How variable are the data? How extreme is a particular value? Given data on two variables, how closely do they move together?. Our goal? Numbers to help us answer simple questions.

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DO NOW ACTIVITY ( D.N.A )

Date: 8/11 &12 Lesson Title: Observation vs. Inference. DO NOW ACTIVITY ( D.N.A ). 1.) As scientists, why do we perform experiments? Write down 3 observations you can make about this classroom? 2.) Look at the image below. Write down what it is, and how you know.

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GODAE OceanView Observing system Evaluation Task Team Report

GODAE OceanView Observing system Evaluation Task Team Report. Peter Oke 1 and Gilles Larnicol 2 1 CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research; 2 CLS November 2011.

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Ranson IB Staff Meeting September 14, 2011

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Bell Ringer

Date: 8/?/16 Lesson Title: Observation vs. Inference. Bell Ringer. 1.) As scientists, why do we perform experiments? Write down 3 observations you can make about this classroom? 2.) Look at the image below. Write down what it is, and how you know. DO NOW ACTIVITY ( D.N.A ).

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Comparing the Ortho -to- Para Ratios of H 2 and H 3 + in Diffuse Interstellar Clouds

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A case study

A case study. The following data come from an experiment designed to measure the accuracy of eleven laboratories. Each laboratory was given three samples for each of two different types of chalk. The laboratories were then asked to take readings on the bulk density of precipitated chalk.

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Mystery Footprints Observation & Inference

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General Knowledge Test You too can be a polymath.

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Observation vs. Inference

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