Slides to cover: Pascal’s Triangle How it relates to the binomial distrubution How to calculate binomial distributions Spot the mistake Exit Task There are questions and explanations included in the slides but no activity as of yet. Will be coming.

32 revision questions based on all topics across the AQA specification, with all answers included. A total of 65 slides. Individual questions can be printed out or displayed on screen to reduce printing costs.

This presentation focuses on what standard deviation really is. We look at some examples of data that all have the same mean, but where the variation in data is different. This enables us to see how the standard deviation can be useful and why we need to square the values before square rooting. A good visual representation to enhance understanding of what the standard deviation of a set of data means.

YEAR 9 MATHS REVISION WORKSHEET Topics Variables/Like Terms Factorisation Distributive Law Binomials: F.O.I.L, multiplication, square of a sum, square of a difference, difference of perfect squares

This 45 slide PowerPoint presentation takes you carefully through the contains of Chapter 7 of Edexcel’s Statistics and Mechanics Year 1/AS Book i.e. “Hypothesis Testing”. I have uploaded a free preview of this presentation to TES so that you can see the level of detail, and presentation style, that I have used. This chapter deals with performing Hypothesis Tests using the Binomial Distribution. This presentation is ideal if you are using Edexcel’s recommend testbook [ ISBN 978-1-292-23253-9 ]. However, the content is also very useful if you are using any other A Level textbook. The presentation starts with a recap of the Binomial Distribution and how to compute probabilities from it. It shows how to directly compute probabilities from the Binomial Distribution, how to use the Cumulative Binomial Distribution tables, and how to use Casio calculators, both graphical (fx-9860, CG20 ,CG50) and scientific (fx-991EX). It then covers one-tailed and two-tailed Hypothesis tests, both as a theoretical mathematical task, and within examination questions set within real-world contexts. We cover both performing a Hypothesis Test directly, and calculating the Critical Values, Critical Regions and the Acceptance Region. The Required Significance Level and the Actual Significance Level of the Hypothesis Test are clearly explained. The two ways of performing a 2-tailed test Hypothesis Test are carefully explained i.e. strictly requiring that each critical region has a probability less than alpha/2, and making each critical region have a probability that is as close as possible to alpha/2. Teacher notes are provided for each slide. I have also included my solutions to all the exercises in the chapter. I have not tried to do the questions in the same way as the solution bank, so I think you will find my solutions useful. Errors in the chapter, the book’s answers and in the solution bank are pointed out. The presentation extensively uses “Appear on Click” so that you can step the students through the contents of each slide. No other animations are used as I think these can become an unnecessary distraction. I hope you find the resource very useful within your teaching practice. I am very happy to receive any feedback you might have. Regards and best wishes Gerard

These notes and examples cover the topic of Probability Generating Functions for the Further Statistics 1 (FS1) unit of the Edexcel new A Level Maths specification. Numerous examples are included, incorporating a wide variety of statistical distributions. Proofs of the main standard results are also included. A Student booklet is provided in both Word and PDF formats. There is also a teacher booklet containing detailed worked solutions. Purchase the complete set of Further Statistics (FS1) notes and examples here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-further-statistics-1-new-spec-12080991

This is a thorough pdf of over 50 questions using the binomial distribution. Useful for teaching / learning or revision I think this set of questions covers everything you will need on find probabilities and using the Binomial. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This 270 slide Powerpoint covers all of the first year of the single A Level Applied course (based upon the Edexcel course). It includes explanations, worked examples and questions for students to do. I have included everything, possibly more than you may need but I’d rather give people the option to skip a slide than have to make something up on the spot. Colleagues of mine used this during the first year of the new course. The “Forces and Motion” part has been edited.

4 practice papers featuring only questions involving the Edexcel large data set. These questions have all been written by the author though they are similar to previous S1 and S2 questions. Included with the papers are mark schemes and hand written solutions.

This is a whole lesson on Calculating Probabilities using the Binomial Distribution. The lesson is very clear on when to use the BD and how to use it, with worked examples and resources. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 22 slide presentation + worksheet The lesson includes: + a starter + learning objectives + keywords + specific examples of questions + Great teaching slides + built-in activities to test and develop an understanding (AFL) + a worksheet (with answers) + plenary All LESSONS on Statistics in one BIG Bundle: Statistics: All Lessons + All Resources LASTLY: This lesson is flat packed for copyright purposes Please provide a RATING with written feedback Please email outstandingresourceshelp@gmail.com if there are any issues.

Full lessons for A level statistics on Exact Binomial probabilities Cumulative Binomial probabilities Inverse Binomial Conditions of Binomial Hypothesis testing with Binomial

Power Point presentation, 18 slides, Explaining how to use the GDC to calculate probabilities from binomial distributions, based on IB Mathematical Standard Level Syllabus. More resources www.mathssupport.org

11 questions in which students have to decide whether the distribution is Poisson or Binomial. Could be used with mini-whiteboards. The animation reveals the correct answer on each slide.

A powerpoint explaining Binomial Probability Distribution.