- Statistics Project Select A Statistics Topic Or Topics From What Was Studied In Class Ex Write In Your Own 1 (257.3 KiB) Viewed 88 times
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Statistics Project Select a statistics topic (or topics) from what was studied in class (ex: .......) Write in your own words (500-700 words) indicating where this is used in real life (this is the equivalent of a maximum of two pages. Note: Blackboard checks for Plagiarism, so make sure that you have used your own words and did not copy from the internet (definitely you can use ideas, but you need to write them in your own words) or from friends. An example is as follows: (this is approximately 635 words) "Simultaneous equations are a system of equations that are all true together. You must find an answer or answers that work for all the equations at the same time. For example, if you're working with two simultaneous equations, even though there may be a solution that makes one of the equations true, you must find the solution that makes both equations true. Simultaneous equations can be used to solve everyday problems, especially those that are more difficult to think through without writing anything down.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles The same formula used to calculate running times can be used to determine speed, distances and time duration when traveling by car, plane or train and you want to know the values for the unknown variables in your travel situations. The Best Deal You want to find out the better deal when renting a car, and you're comparing two rental companies. By putting the variable and fixed costs, such as the per-mile and daily rate, into an algebraic expression, then solving for the total cost, you can see which company saves you money for different amounts of driving, The Best Plan You can use this same process with a system of equations when trying to decide on the best cell phone plan, determining at how many minutes both companies charge the same amount and deciding from there which is the best plan for you and your intended usage. Deciding on a Loan