12. Why do we pool for a 2-proportion z-test?
13. Betty and Sally! Arggh! :o) 2002 MC #39
At first this problem seems impossible! How could a two-tailed test reject what a one-tailed test failed to reject!?!? Answer: if the one-tailed test shaded the wrong way! Only z = -1.98 a sufficient value to reject a two-tailed test. And if z = -1.98 is shaded greater than, then the one-tailed test fails to reject! Pretty tricky!
14. How do I promote my class?
Use Algebra 2 as a pre-requisite and keep the class accessible to lots of students: because it is!!
Here are some advertising flyers to help you out:
Go to: http://www.bbn-school.org/us/math/ap_stats and click on Course Description
Go to: http://www.district196.org/evhs/People/baileyrcweb/ and click on AP Stats and then Why Take...
Two brochures were sent to me that you could download: apstatbrochure.doc. and Brochure.doc.