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AP Statistics Practice Problems - Mrs. Alexandra Voinea

AP Statistics 2017 2018 NAME:_____ P: ____ AP EXAM Practice Problems DIRECTIONS For all multiple choice questions, you must either show work OR write a BRIEF 1-sentence explanation as to why your selected answer is correct. Simply circling an answer will not earn you credit! For all Free Response Problems , do NOT RELY ON THE ANSWER KEYS before you have done everything in your power to complete the problem to the best of your ability. Peeking at the answer key without being given explicit instruction is academically dishonest and will NOT be tolerated. NOTE: The answers to these free response Problems are available online. Which I catch you copying answers without actually working through the problem , you will not get credit. You are an AP Student Act like it.

AP EXAM PRACTICE PROBLEMS DIRECTIONS • For all Multiple Choice questions, you must either show work OR write a BRIEF 1-sentence explanation as to why your selected answer is correct. Simply circling an answer will not earn you credit! • For all Free Response problems, do NOT RELY ON THE ANSWER KEYS before you have done

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