Toss a thumb tack onto the table. Does it land point-up or point-down?
What happens if you do this lots of times... what do you expect is the ratio of point-up vs. point-down lands?
You can do this with five or ten tacks at once.
Enter two rows of data: result and count for each of the two possibilities.
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John |
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Judy F |
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KJeffrey |
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Mary Ann |
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Karen |
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Laura |
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Lorraine |
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Laura M |
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Dean Gaudet |
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Suzanne |
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Kathleen |
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Kristin |
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KAT |
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pine |
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Sarah |
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fred |
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Project #1441 on iSENSEProject.org
Toss a thumb tack onto the table. Does it land point-up or point-down?
What happens if you do this lots of times... what do you expect is the ratio of point-up vs. point-down lands?
You can do this with five or ten tacks at once.
Enter two rows of data: result and count for each of the two possibilities.
Name | Units | Type of Data |
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Count
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None
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Number
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Result
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Text
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Count | Result |