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AP Statistics

72 lessons across 9 topics

1. Exploring One-Variable Data

1Comparing Distributions Of A Quantitative Variable2Describing The Distribution Of A Quantitative Variable3Graphical Representations Of Summary Statistics4Introducing Statistics: What Can We Learn From Data?5Representing A Categorical Variable With Graphs6Representing A Categorical Variable With Tables7Representing A Quantitative Variable With Graphs8Summary Statistics For A Quantitative Variable9The Language Of Variation: Variables10The Normal Distribution

2. Exploring Two-Variable Data

11Analyzing Departures From Linearity12Correlation13Introducing Statistics: Are Variables Related?14Least Squares Regression15Linear Regression Models16Representing The Relationship Between Two Quantitative Variables17Representing Two Categorical Variables18Residuals19Statistics For Two Categorical Variables

3. Collecting Data

20Introducing Statistics: Do The Data We Collected Tell The Truth?21Introduction To Experimental Design22Introduction To Planning A Study23Potential Problems With Sampling24Random Sampling And Data Collection25Selecting An Appropriate Inference Procedure

4. Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions

26Binomial Distributions27Combining Random Events28Combining Random Variables29Conditional Probability And Independence30Geometric Distributions31Introducing Probability And Simulation32Random Variables33Transforming Random Variables

5. Sampling Distributions

34Estimating A Population Proportion35Introducing Confidence Intervals36Introducing Statistics: Why Does Sample Size Matter?37Sampling Distributions For Differences In Sample Proportions38Sampling Distributions For Sample Means39Sampling Distributions For Sample Proportions40The Central Limit Theorem

6. Inference for Categorical Data(COLON) Proportions

41Carrying Out A Test For A Population Proportion42Carrying Out A Test For The Difference Of Two Population Proportions43Confidence Intervals And Hypothesis Tests For The Difference Of Two Population Proportions44Estimating A Population Proportion45Interpreting Type I And Type Ii Errors In Context46Introducing Inference For Categorical Data: Do We Really Know The Proportion?47Justifying A Claim About A Population Proportion Based On A Confidence Interval48Justifying A Claim About The Difference Of Two Population Proportions Based On A Confidence Interval49Setting Up A Test For A Population Proportion50Setting Up A Test For The Difference Of Two Population Proportions

7. Inference for Quantitative Data(COLON) Means

51Carrying Out A Test For A Population Mean52Carrying Out A Test For The Difference Of Two Population Means53Confidence Intervals For The Difference Of Two Population Means54Constructing A Confidence Interval For A Population Mean55Introducing Inference For Quantitative Data: Means56Justifying A Claim About A Population Mean Based On A Confidence Interval57Justifying A Claim About The Difference Of Two Means Based On A Confidence Interval58Setting Up A Test For A Population Mean59Setting Up A Test For The Difference Of Two Population Means60Skills Focus: Selecting, Implementing, And Communicating Inference Procedures

8. Inference for Categorical Data(COLON) Chi-Square

61Carrying Out A Chi-square Test For Goodness Of Fit62Carrying Out A Chi-square Test For Homogeneity Or Independence63Expected Counts In Two-way Tables64Introducing Statistics: Are My Results Unexpected?65Setting Up A Chi-square Goodness Of Fit Test66Setting Up A Chi-square Test For Homogeneity Or Independence67Skills Focus: Selecting An Appropriate Inference Procedure For Categorical Data

9. Inference for Quantitative Data(COLON) Slopes

68Carrying Out A Test For The Slope Of A Regression Model69Confidence Intervals For The Slope Of A Regression Model70Introducing Statistics: Do Those Points Align?71Justifying A Claim About The Slope Of A Regression Model Based On A Confidence Interval72Setting Up A Test For The Slope Of A Regression Model