AP Statistics / Unit 4
Unit 4 · 10–20%
Inference for Quantitative Data: Means
Estimate and test population means when the data are measurements.
Topics
- Sampling distributions for a mean
- t-intervals for one mean
- t-tests for one mean
- Comparing two means
- Paired data versus two groups
Lessons
Key terms
Original practice
Marlow Works questions. If this unit does not have its own items yet, you will see other questions from the same course.
A reporter stands at one grocery-store exit and asks shoppers whether they support a new park tax. Why is this a poor way to estimate citywide support?
Original Marlow Works item — not a College Board question.
Take your time—this is practice, not a test.
Review checklist
- 01Decide whether you have one sample, two samples, or pairs.
- 02Check plots for skew and outliers before trusting a small-sample t procedure.
- 03Interpret the interval or test for the mean, not for every individual value.
Related resources
External links with reuse status. Marlow Works is independent and does not copy restricted exam or textbook material.
Official / link only
AP Statistics course page
Official revised 2026–27 five-unit framework.
College Board · All rights reserved · accessed 2026-10-01
Open sourceCC BY — attribution required
Collaborative Statistics
Open statistics text for distributions, probability, and inference.
Open Textbook Library listing · CC BY · accessed 2026-10-01
Open source