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The document is an annotated student work on analyzing rowing speeds. It shows the student defining variables, calculating a regression line to predict speed, and reflecting on limitations of the data and validity of results. The annotations comment on the student's clear introduction, use of appropriate techniques, engagement with the topic, correct calculations, and interpretation of outputs and limitations.

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Maths Example 4 An en

The document is an annotated student work on analyzing rowing speeds. It shows the student defining variables, calculating a regression line to predict speed, and reflecting on limitations of the data and validity of results. The annotations comment on the student's clear introduction, use of appropriate techniques, engagement with the topic, correct calculations, and interpretation of outputs and limitations.

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ALY AHMED
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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

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A: Clear introduction
and aim.

D: Reflects upon how


to select the data.

B: Variables defined.

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A: Reasons given for


the techniques used.

E: Not according to the


raw data.

E: The values have not been


calculated precisely, however this
does not detract from the use of
mathematics.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

D: Reflects upon and


interprets the results.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

D: Reflects upon the


validity of the data.

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D: Interprets the box


plots.

C: Some
evidence of
personal
engagement.

B: Correct notation and


variables defined.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

E: Correct calculation
of r.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

E: The student has


correctly and
appropriately used the
regression line to
predict the speed on
water.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

E: The student
understands that the
expected values must
be greater than 5.

E: The student has


understood that Yates
correction is needed.

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D: interprets and
reflects upon results.

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Example 4: Rowing speeds—annotated student work

D: Reflects upon the limitations of the


data used.

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