Predict about a whole group from a sample
Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Each dot is one student. Esme asked a random sample of 20 of the 300 students. One sneaker squeaked. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?
Noah asked a random sample of 30 of the 240 students. A rocket was rumored. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?
A dot plot of a random sample of 30 students taken from 240 students, asked "Do you plan to join the science fair?" The yes stack has 12 dots and the no stack has 18 dots. Each dot is one student. A dot plot of a random sample of 30 students taken from 240 students, asked "Do you plan to join the science fair?" The yes stack has 12 dots and the no stack has 18 dots. Each dot is one student. Random sample: 30 of 240 students yes no Do you plan to join the science fair? Ari asked a random sample of 20 of the 180 students. The bin stayed neat. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?
A dot plot of a random sample of 20 students taken from 180 students, asked "Do you recycle at home?" The yes stack has 6 dots and the no stack has 14 dots. Each dot is one student. A dot plot of a random sample of 20 students taken from 180 students, asked "Do you recycle at home?" The yes stack has 6 dots and the no stack has 14 dots. Each dot is one student. Random sample: 20 of 180 students yes no Do you recycle at home? Each dot is one student Luz asked a random sample of 25 of the 200 students. One kazoo was mentioned. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?
A dot plot of a random sample of 25 students taken from 200 students, asked "Do you play an instrument?" The yes stack has 10 dots and the no stack has 15 dots. Each dot is one student. A dot plot of a random sample of 25 students taken from 200 students, asked "Do you play an instrument?" The yes stack has 10 dots and the no stack has 15 dots. Each dot is one student. Random sample: 25 of 200 students yes no Do you play an instrument? Jun asked a random sample of 30 of the 150 students. Nobody read the survey upside down. About how many of the 150 students read a book yesterday?
A dot plot of a random sample of 30 students taken from 150 students, asked "Did you read a book yesterday?" The yes stack has 11 dots and the no stack has 19 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 5 students in the whole group. A dot plot of a random sample of 30 students taken from 150 students, asked "Did you read a book yesterday?" The yes stack has 11 dots and the no stack has 19 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 5 students in the whole group. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 11 yes 19 no Did you read a book yesterday? students A random sample of 30 students taken from 150 students. Each dot stands for 5 students in the whole group. Pia asked a random sample of 40 of the 360 students. The swings kept swinging. About how many of the 360 students like the new playground?
A dot plot of a random sample of 40 students taken from 360 students, asked "Do you like the new playground?" The yes stack has 14 dots and the no stack has 26 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 9 students in the whole group. A dot plot of a random sample of 40 students taken from 360 students, asked "Do you like the new playground?" The yes stack has 14 dots and the no stack has 26 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 9 students in the whole group. Do you like the new playground? 1 student = 9 students in the whole group yes no Random sample: 40 of 360 students Bo asked a random sample of 20 of the 320 students. The oranges stayed calm. About how many of the 320 students prefer apples to oranges?
A dot plot of a random sample of 20 students taken from 320 students, asked "Do you prefer apples to oranges?" The yes stack has 6 dots and the no stack has 14 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 16 students in the whole group. A dot plot of a random sample of 20 students taken from 320 students, asked "Do you prefer apples to oranges?" The yes stack has 6 dots and the no stack has 14 dots. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 16 students in the whole group. Random sample: 20 of 320 students; each dot = 16 students yes no Do you prefer apples to oranges? Zee asked a random sample of 6 of the 120 students about minutes of reading a night. The lamp stayed on. About how many minutes in all would the 120 students have?
A dot plot of minutes of reading a night for a random sample of 6 students on a number line from 15 to 45, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37. The mean of the 6 dots is 30. A dot plot of minutes of reading a night for a random sample of 6 students on a number line from 15 to 45, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 37. The mean of the 6 dots is 30. 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 The mean of the 6 dots is 30. Kira asked a random sample of 8 of the 150 students about cans collected for the food drive. One can rolled away. About how many cans in all would the 150 students have?
A dot plot of cans collected for the food drive for a random sample of 8 students on a number line from 2 to 12, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 10. The mean of the 8 dots is 7. A dot plot of cans collected for the food drive for a random sample of 8 students on a number line from 2 to 12, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 4, 5, 6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 10. The mean of the 8 dots is 7. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The mean of the 8 dots is 7. Ren asked a random sample of 6 of the 80 students about miles biked this week. A helmet wore a sticker. About how many miles in all would the 80 students have?
A dot plot of miles biked this week for a random sample of 6 students on a number line from 5 to 20, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16. The mean of the 6 dots is 12. A dot plot of miles biked this week for a random sample of 6 students on a number line from 5 to 20, a tick at every whole number. Each dot is one student: 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16. The mean of the 6 dots is 12. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 The mean of the 6 dots is 12.