Statistics Project – Using GeoGebra
For this project, what you turn in will be a report on your topic. Your report should be typed and should use clear concise not too lengthy. You may present graphs or charts in the body of your report but put your data in an appendix. Be sure to cite any sources you used, including stores for data collection. If you are surveying, describe your sampling method and target population as well as any biases inherent in your sample. There is no required length to the project.
Topic:
Go to a local grocery store and collect these data for at least 50 breakfast cereals: name, grams of sugar per serving, and shelf location (bottom, middle, or top). Group the data by cereal location and use three box plots to compare sugar content by shelf location. Comment on your finding. — –
Statistics Project Guidelines
· Typed report in a text editor with GeoGebra graphs pasted in the document
· Convert final draft into a pdf file
· 3-5 paragraph – intro, supporting paragraphs, conclusion
· Correct spelling and grammar
· Graphs appropriately titled and (x and y) axes appropriately
labeled
· Discussion about how you collected your data
· Data included in the back of the report
· Outside books or websites cited if used
· Discussion about what your data shows
· Discussion about what your GeoGebra graphs show
· Summary statistics from GeoGebra such as mean, correlation, SD, median, min, max, etc.
· Discussion about what these summary statistics mean and show
· Include prompt (project directions) at the beginning of your report or
· include a summary of the prompt in the introduction