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Q1. Don't pay attention on Ed discussion when we do the evaluate quiz. Trying it yourself first.
Q2. Refuse them and discuss with the groupmates.

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Q1 forget the post and get it alone
Q2 Refuse the  offer and finish it independently

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The mean and median would be very different in a data set that would have weighty outliers eg. the weights of 4 dogs and 1 whale. The median would be that of the third dog but the mean would be much higher largely due to the whale

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Median is an useful number. Consumers could use median to predict the price of the house is cheaper or expensive in the average of industry.

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The house prices of Redfern ,Blacktown and Bellevue Hills. The mean and median would be different because of the difference in house prices due to the areas.

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As the median is seen as a robust measurement, it will not be affected by outliers. Thus, represents are more accurate representation of the data set.

However, the mean is not robust, thus outliers will affect the value of the mean.

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The increase in price is misrepresented because the 2021 median doesn't take into account the property value of all the houses, and it was just by chance that more expensive houses were resold

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Q1  ignore the post , don't violate the exam discipline
Q2  Say no and resist temptation

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Q1: Ignore the post and complete the quiz independently.
Q2: Refuse the offer and let them know that it is not appropriate to be doing so.

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Exam statistics - how students prepare and perform in an exam are independent

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1) Refrain from using the answers as your own, and email the teacher as soon as you see it

2) Decline their offer and report to the teacher

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ignore the answer and do it on your own
reject them and do it on your own

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since the median is robust, if a dataset has some significant outliers, the mean will be affected greatly

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The median is said to be robust and is a good summary for skewed data as it is not affected by outliers.

Mean is equal to sum of data/size of data, so extreme data is gonna affect the value of the mean.

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An outlier in the data set affects the mean much more than the median. The mean is skewed by the outlier and influenced a lot more where as the median would not be changed too much by one value regardless of the value.

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The outliers affect the mean much more than the median. One outlier could influence the mean change, especially the outliers are the biggest and smallest.

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Q1. Ignore the post and continue the quiz yourself. Contact teaching staff.

Q2. Not accept the project, and do it by ourselves.

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q1:Ignore the answers and report it the teachers
q2: refuse him

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if you are offered someone's Project 2 from last year = Decline. It would be morally wrong to take it. If you got caught you would get a 0. You learn nothing because you skipped the process of doing the assignment and you'll then struggle in later assignments. Intellectual theft.

Looking at Ed for answers = Don't use the answers. Not exercising your brain to workout answers, you won't learn from taking the answers from someone else. Report the person who has posted the answers to the unit co-ordinator. This is a form of cheating and will result in a penalty.

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Suppose you are doing the Evaluate Quiz, and you see someone post answers on Ed or Facebook. What should you do?

Report it to the teacher
Finish that quiz on my own

A friend offers you their Project 2 from last year. What should you do?

Reject the offer from my friend, and do the project on my own, remind him this is inappropriate. This will count as cheating.

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Suppose you are doing the Evaluate Quiz, and you see someone post answers on Ed or Facebook. What should you do? Reply to the person that we are not supposed to do so,  do not look at the answer, and inform a teacher.

A friend offers you their Project 2 from last year. What should you do? Remind him that it is not appropriate and refuse and once again tell a teacher/tutor.