Statistics
Statistics: 14 free interactive math resources. Percentages, ratios, and quantity models — a starter hub for data intuition.
Guide
About this topic
Statistics starter hub builds data intuition with percentages and ratios; charts and averages will expand over time.
What you learn
- Read “how much of the whole”
- Convert percents and amounts
- Prep for averages and charts
- Write stats notation in the editor
Subtopics
Key formulas
percentratio a:b
FAQ
What interactives are ready?
Percentage and ratio visuals first; more charts coming.
Overlap with arithmetic?
Shared tools; this hub stresses data meaning.
How do I write mean notation?
Use x̄ / μ templates in the equation editor.
Resources in this topic
14 free interactive resources in 3 groups
Fractions & percents
- Activity
Meaning of a fraction
Split a unit into n equal parts and take m of them: m/n.
Guide - Activity
Adding like fractions
Same denominator: keep it, add numerators. a/n + b/n = (a + b)/n.
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Adding unlike fractions
Different denominators: find a common denominator, then add.
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Percents
A percent treats the whole as 100 parts — “how many per hundred”.
Guide - Activity
Ratios and proportions
A bar model for a:b and each part's share of the whole.
Guide - Activity
Decimal multiplication model
A tenths grid: 0.a × 0.b counts hundredths cells.
Guide - Activity
Factors and multiples
List all factors of n and compute gcd and lcm of two numbers.
Guide
Measurement models
- Activity
Rectangle area
Area = length × width — tile with unit squares.
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Circle area
Slice a circle into sectors and rearrange toward a rectangle: S = πr².
Guide - Activity
Rectangular prism volume
Volume = length × width × height — pack unit cubes.
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Clock-hand angles
Minute hand 6°/min, hour hand 0.5°/min — find the angle between them.
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Number sense
- Activity
Number line and opposites
Drag a point on the number line to see opposites and absolute value.
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Absolute value geometrically
On the number line, |a| is distance to the origin; |a − b| is the distance between two points.
Open - Activity
Visual patterns (matchsticks)
Induce aₙ: n squares need 3n + 1 matchsticks.
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