In this project I will be investigating three main hypotheses, which are all based on house prices.

... Maths Coursework* By Jo Kiddy Introduction In this project I will be investigating three main hypotheses, which are all based on house prices. These hypotheses will include a number of statistical graphs and equations to acknowledge my understanding of how to interpret and how to represent the data collected. I know that the price of the property increases within time and still increasing! Even though all areas have increased since 1960s and have increased hugely in the 80s even though the greatest of all increases is in 2003 this is because we have advanced tremendously since both periods. Mostly nowadays people living in England usually own their own houses and having to pay a mortgage each year. This table shows the average price of all properties sold in the South West. Average Sale Prices in South West - All Properties Year Jan-Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep Oct-Dec 1995 £64 £66 £68 £66 1996 £64 £67 £71 £70 1997 £70 £73 £77 £77 1998 £77 £81 £84 £82 1999 £83 £87 £94 £94 2000 £97 £103 £109 £109 2001 £109 £116 £125 £124 2002 £126 £138 £152 This table shows the average price of all properties sold in the North East. Average Sale Prices in

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