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4.1 Statistics – Sampling Methods Student Guide (Reference & Practice)

IB Math AI SL student guide on statistics and sampling methods. Clear explanations, worked examples, practice sets, and full answer keys—all aligned with IB syllabus language, notation, and rigor for independent learning and exam success.

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Description

Mastering statistics in IB Math AI SL starts with understanding data collection and sampling methods. This student guide is written specifically for IB students and is fully aligned with the official IB syllabus. It introduces essential vocabulary, notation, and concepts—including discrete vs. continuous data, populations vs. samples, bias, inference, and the five key sampling methods (simple random, convenience, systematic, quota, and stratified).

Unlike a traditional textbook, this guide is written in a student-friendly, narrative style that makes abstract ideas accessible without reducing the rigor. Each section includes clear explanations, worked examples, and structured practice questions designed to mirror IB-style reasoning. The built-in practice sets with full answer keys give students immediate feedback and allow them to learn independently, even outside the classroom.

Teachers will find this guide a powerful supplement that keeps students engaged and provides reliable resources for exam preparation. Students will find it an indispensable tool for building confidence, fluency, and readiness for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 in IB Math AI SL.


What’s Included

  • Student guide written in IB-style language and notation

  • Explanations of key concepts in statistics and sampling

  • Worked examples to model reasoning

  • Practice sets that reinforce understanding

  • Complete answer keys for independent learning

 

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