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USING MATH: CALCULATIONS, GRAPHS, & STATISTICS

USING MATH: CALCULATIONS, GRAPHS, & STATISTICS . CONTENTS. Page USING Math to Think About Plants .. 2. Counts .. 2. Proportions, Ratios, and Percentages .. 2. Rates .. 4. Sizes and Shapes .. 5. Mathematical 7. Mathematical Patterns .. 9. USING STATISTICS .. 10. What is a Typical Value? .. 10. How Much Does My Data Vary? .. 11. Are My Treatments Different? .. 12. Making Meaningful Tables and 14. Line Graphs .. 14. Bar 15. Histograms .. 16. Scatter 17. Pie 18. Data Analysis USING Spreadsheets .. 18. Entering 19. Descriptive STATISTICS .. 20. Making Graphs .. 20. Additional Resources .. 22.. 1. USING Math to Think About Plants Sometimes the best way to describe and understand plants or anything else in the biological world is to use mathematics. In this section, you will find a variety of ways that math can help you set up and analyze results from your investigations. Counts: Sometimes you can collect data without USING any measuring tools. What form would your data take if you were collecting information on how many butterflies visit a plant?

include experiments where you might want determine the total number of stomata on a leaf. You could do this as follows: Total stomata on a leaf = Count of the stomata in 1 cm 2 x Area of leaf in cm See Sizes and Shapes for ideas on how to figure out the area of a leaf. Proportions, Ratios, and Percentages:

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