Number | Mathematical Skills | Applications |
---|---|---|
1 | Number, percentages, and percentiles | Determining the amounts, costs, and dimensions of materials |
2 | Ratio | Scaling models, dimensions, shapes, and drawings |
3 | Surface area/Volume | Finding costs of quantities, waste amounts |
4 | Trigonometry | Calculating angles/lengths of products |
5 | Graphs and charts | Using data to make decisions/visualization of data |
6 | Coordinates and geometry | Using coordinates for design drawings |
7 | Statistics | Using data to make informed design decisions |
The table shows the test scores for a class. Using a cumulative frequency curve estimate the number of scores greater than 65.
Step 1) Calculate the cumulative frequency in the table:
Step 2) Draw a cumulative frequency graph
Step 3) Calculate number of scores above 65:
Total scores above 65 = 63 - 30 (From graph) = 33 scores