Video is the first of two parts to demonstrate an example using election statistics to compare the population proportions of the women and men who voted for a particular candidate. This first video just shows how to calculate the mean...

Video is the second of two parts to demonstrate an example using election statistics to compare the population proportions of the women and men who voted for a particular candidate. The first video showed how to calculate the mean and...

This lesson models how to solve problems involving samples of populations and the variability in the results of a statistical study. Provides a link to an interactive web app called "Sampling Distribution of the Sample Proportion."...

This lesson continues an exploration of variability in sample proportions that was begun in the Part 1 video, extending the ideas. About four minutes in, it provides a link to an interactive web app called "Sampling Distribution of the...

This lesson models how to construct and interpret a confidence interval in a problem about teens' use of Snapchat. Includes downloadable study guide with exercises - guide also covers other topics. [10:31]

Video demonstrates the steps of a hypothesis test involving comparing population proportions. It shows setting up the null and alternative hypotheses and the steps used to calculate a z-statistic for the difference of the proportions and...

This lesson will implement a z-test for a population proportion to help determine if there is a difference in M&M color ratios between actual store bought bags of M&Ms and what the Mars Co. claims are the actual ratios. Student...