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Compound Interest Explanation--Personal Finance
Explanation for Mrs. Geise's Personal Finance Class
Evaluating Functions - In and Out Boxes
Evaluating Functions - In and Out Boxes
Confidence Intervals - Means - Sm n - Day 1 Notes
Review of Confidence Intervals, Characteristics of t distribution, how to find t scores
Confidence Intervals - Means - Sm n - Day 2 Notes
Creating a confidence interval using t scores
Storing and Recalling Values in Calculator
Video explaining how to store values in TI-30X, TI-83, TI-84 calculators *Specifically directed towards confidence intervals with proportions but can be used for storing and recalling any numbers
Confidence Intervals - Proportions - Part 1 Notes
Includes intro to working with proportions and symbols Does NOT include creating the interval (see Part 2)
Confidence Intervals - Proportions - Part 2 Notes - Error Formula-Steps
Recap of Proportions Notes (Part 1 Video) + Error formula and steps for creating confidence intervals with proportions - Example NOT included (Part 3 Video)
Confidence Intervals - Proportions - Part 3 Notes - EXAMPLE
Example estimating the proportion voting for a school levy
Hypothesis Testing - Step 1 Notes
Intro to Null and Alternate Hypotheses and how they are written
Hypothesis Testing - Step 2 Notes
Step 2 Notes - Test Type - Determining Two-Tail, Right-tail, Left-tail
Hypothesis Testing - Step 3 Notes
Hypothesis Testing Step 3 - Determining critical values (z-crit) - cut-off values between what is likely/unlikely to occur if the null is true
Hypothesis Testing - Step 4 Notes (Test Statistic)
Hypothesis Testing - Step 4 - Calculating Test Statistic (Z-score) for Sample Data
Hypothesis Testing - Steps 1-4 only Example (#5)
Steps 1-4 only of Problem #5
Hypothesis Testing - Step 5 Notes (P Value)
Notes on Hypothesis Testing Step 5 - Calculating P Value (Probability) using z-score chart
Hypothesis Testing - Step 6 Notes/Example
Hypothesis Testing - Deciding to Reject and Writing Conclusions * Includes the conclusion to problem #5 in Sec 7-3
