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Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 September 2018

Gathering Weather Temperatures




My Interpretation
Wednesday and Thursday was the highest temperatures in Whangarei. It was 15
degrees celsius. On Monday and Wednesday were the coldest with 6 degrees celsius.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, were the hottest days because it was
14 degrees celsius. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday were the coldest days, which
was 3 degrees celsius.In Whangarei Monday and Tuesday had the the same temperature with 14 degrees celsius and Wednesday and Thursday also had the same temperature with 15 degrees celsius. For Whangarei there was a pattern which the the numbers kept going up for high but never went lower, for low the numbers were all mixed and was different temperatures everyday. In Hokitika the temperatures were all also mixed.


Whangarei High -  Mode
The number that appears the most is 14 and 15 degrees celsius


Whangarei Low - Mode
The number that appears the most is 8 degrees celsius


Hokitika High - Mode
The number that appears the most is 14 degrees celsius


Hokitika Low - Mode
The number that appears the most is 3 degrees

Whangarei High - Average
74 divided by 5 = 14.8 degrees celsius


Whangarei Low - Average
35 divided by 5 = 7 degrees celsius


Hokitika High - Average
68 divided by 5 = 13.6 degrees celsius


Hokitika Low - Average
13 divided by 5 = 2.6 degrees celsius


Whangarei High - Range
16 degrees celsius minus 14 degrees celsius = 2 degrees celsius


Whangarei Low - Range
8 degrees celsius minus 6 degrees celsius = 2 degrees celsius


Hokitika High - Range
14 degrees celsius minus 12 degrees celsius = 2 degrees celsius


Hokitika Low - Range
3 degrees celsius minus 2 degrees celsius = 1 degrees celsius

Tuesday, 11 September 2018

The Mintie Challenge

The Mintie Challenge

My Interpretation
Sayonara had the longest measurement with 102cm. I think she got the
highest because she was patient with herself, she took her time and was
focused. She ripped tiny thinner pieces to make the wrapper longer. Nigel
had the shortest wrapper which was 36.3cm. He got the shortest wrapper
because he wasn't patient, he rushed it and ripped big pieces of the
wrapper which would have made it shorter than longer. Sayonara and
Zariah had similar measurements. Zariah was 3cm away from having the
same measurement as Sayonara which was quite close. Zariah’s Mintie
wrapper They both took their time and were really focused.




The Average Measurement was - 62cm I was above the Average with
84.5cm.

There is 8 students Mintie Wrappers that were above the average
measurement.

There is 13 students Mintie Wrappers that were below the average
measurement.

The Mode was - that the 40’s and 50’s where the most common
numbers that appeared the most.

The Range between the highest measurement and the lowest
measurement was - 102 - 36.3 = 65.7/66cm




Tuesday, 28 August 2018

Room 1 Maths class - Ethnicity/Culture



My Interpretation

In this class more of the students are Samoan. Less people are Filipino. Tongan and other have the
same amount of people. Four people were Tongan or fitted under the other category. Other includes:
Indian, Canadian, European, and Chinese. The Samoan category has a total of eight people. The
Filipino category was the lowest. It has a total of two people. In this area (Mt Roskill) there are more
Pacific Islanders than other cultures, and also there is a big amount of Islanders that are Christian
(Catholic) that go to church here at Christ the King, so this could be some reasons why we have more
people that are Samoan than other Cultures.