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Things to think about when solving the disk toss problem:
What percent of the time will a disk with diameter = 15 cm lose?
What percent of the time will a disk with diameter = 7.5 cm lose?
Why?
Go with the method that straightens the data best. Then, think about the theoretical model. What is the relationship between the diameter and the percent of losses?
Common response: both x and y vary because of the effect of z
Confounding: the effects of x and z on y are hopelessly linked so you can't determine how much of the change in y comes from x
Our topics in the first semester are scattered throughout the book. Look up key words in the index.
In the second semester we fill in the gaps.
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