Key takeaways
Fill in a frequency tree.
Draw a frequency tree from a given set of data.
Use a frequency tree to calculate probabilities.
Host: Shahriyar is a Maths Teacher at a School in Northwest London, teaching years 7 to 11. He graduated from the University of Warwick in 2013 and set off to China for two years teaching IGCSE and A-Level Economics. Frequency trees are linked with two-way tables which are also another way of sorting data into different categories. By the end of this lesson, students should be able to create a frequency tree from a written description. Frequency trees should not be mistaken with tree diagrams. Frequency trees will usually appear in the foundation GCSE paper or at the start of a Higher paper, therefore this is a topic that is useful to both Higher and Foundation students.
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Suitable for:
This class is suitable for students in Years 8-11 or S2-S5 who are working at/towards an Intermediate KS3 or equivalent level.
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