Read the instructions carefully.
1) Go to Ken White's Coin Flipping Page and flip a penny 100 times. Record the number of heads and number of tails on a paper.
2) Flip the dime 100 times. Record the number of heads and number of tails on a paper.
3) Go to Create a Graph. Create an appropriate graph showing the number of heads and number of tails for both the penny and the dime.
4) Leave a comment on this post explaining how many heads and how many tails for each coin.
5) When the graph is finished email it to me at wmchamberlain@gmail.com
6) Here are more links to explore when finished.
A> National Library of Virtual Manipulatives Data Analysis and Probability.
B> Interactive: Activities on probability.
C> JC Schools Probability Links
4) Leave a comment
1) Go to Ken White's Coin Flipping Page and flip a penny 100 times. Record the number of heads and number of tails on a paper.
2) Flip the dime 100 times. Record the number of heads and number of tails on a paper.
3) Go to Create a Graph. Create an appropriate graph showing the number of heads and number of tails for both the penny and the dime.
4) Leave a comment on this post explaining how many heads and how many tails for each coin.
5) When the graph is finished email it to me at wmchamberlain@gmail.com
6) Here are more links to explore when finished.
A> National Library of Virtual Manipulatives Data Analysis and Probability.
B> Interactive: Activities on probability.
C> JC Schools Probability Links
4) Leave a comment
