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I think that older pupils in Audenshaw School would be more accurate in guessing the area of cuboids than younger pupils.
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Maths Coursework Hypothesis I think that older pupils in Audenshaw School would be more accurate in guessing the area of cuboids than younger pupils. Sample I will take a sample of thirty-two children from year seven and a sample of thirty-two children from year eleven. There are four maths sets in each year, but as there are thirty children in a top set and only around ten in a bottom set, it would give the higher sets an advantage over the lower sets if I were to ask the whole set. Therefore, I would ask eight random people from each set, 1st set, 2nd set, 3rd set and bottom set, to maintain a fair cross-section of the year group. Experiment I will go into each year seven and year eleven set and randomly choose five people to estimate the area of the cuboids. To ensure there are no outside influences on the person picked...
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