STRONtium! "13

Monday, March 12, 2012

Class Funds

	Sir Darwin Funds (30)	Fair funds (100)	Fashtory funds (100)	Class Pic Funds	Fair tickets (300)	Total
1	30	X	100	50	300	480
2	X	X	100	X	300	400
3	X	X	100	X	X	100
4	30	100	100	300*	300	830/530
5	30	X	100	X	300	430
6	30	X	100	250	300	680
7	30	100	100	X	X	230
8	30	X	100	X	300	430
9	30	100	100	250	300	780
10	30	X	100	X	300	430
11	30	X	100	300	300	730
12	X	X	100	300	300	700
13	30	X	100	X	300	430
14	X	X	100	X	300	400
15	30	X	100	50	X	180
16	30	X	100	X	300	430
17	30	100	100	X	300	530
18	X	X	100	X	300	400
19	30	X	100	X	X	130
20	X	X	100	X	X	100
21	30	100	100	150	300	680
22	X	X	100	300*	300	700/400
23	30	X	100	X	X	130
24	30	X	100	X	300	430
25	30	X	100	150	300	580
26	30	X	100	100	300	530
27	X	X	100	50	300	450
28	X	X	100	300	300	700
29	30	X	100	X	300	430
30	X	X	100	X	X	100

Total: 22, 150 + 4000 in prizes

May I collect tomorrow or Wednesday? Fair ticket collections tomorrow!

bio

http://bayo2pisay.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/frog-dissection.pdf
Not sure if this is also our prelab though....................

Gab's exercise

Prepared by: Gab Cadiz (Sr-7, Sr-8)

Chi-squared

Problem:

1.) Sir X says that there is no way to “smartly” shotgun his multiple-choice “tests” because he randomly picks the letter for the correct answer. In other words, he favors no one letter over another. If the set of correct answers for his last 5 choice multiple-choice LT is:

1. A 8. A 15. D 22. B 29. B

2. A 9. C 16. C 23. E 30. A 36. D

3. B 10.B 17. D 24. B 31. E 37. A

4. E 11. E 18. A 25. A 32. B 38. A

5. D 12. B 19. B 26. D 33. E 39. B

6. B 13. B 20. A 27. A 34. D 40. C

7. E 14. C 21. D 28. C 35. A

Was his statement, that he favors no one letter over another, true? Use chi-squared (level of significance 0.05) to test his claim.

sfsdwe

May unclaimed ramayana costumes pa daw kami dito sa dorm. @-)@-) Please please please claim niyo na bukas. we're gonna bring it. =))))) Kthanks. :D

#sorryanginformalngpost =))