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The Student and Tutor worked through multiple-choice questions covering regression analysis and statistical interpretation. They focused on applying formulas to calculate predicted values and understanding the impact of data transformations on regression lines. The Tutor assigned homework to practice for the next session, where they will review the new unit with the correct formulas.

The Tutor and Student worked through problems involving linear equations and their application in real-world scenarios, specifically modeling car prices. They practiced deriving algebraic expressions, calculating intercepts for graphing, and determining lines of best fit from data points. The session concluded with comparing different linear models and discussing their limitations.

The Tutor and Student worked on double-digit subtraction problems. The Student practiced applying borrowing techniques to solve various subtraction equations, showing marked improvement throughout the session. The plan is to continue focusing on subtraction for mastery before moving to multiplication next week.

The Student and Tutor worked through problems related to calculating standard deviation manually from dot plots and data sets. They practiced calculating mean, median, IQR, and standard deviation, and discussed how these measures change when data values are added or removed from a set. The session concluded with a brief review of Mean Absolute Deviation.

The Student and Tutor worked through a review packet for an upcoming test, covering various statistical concepts. They practiced identifying variable types, describing data distributions from graphs, and applying rules like the empirical rule for standard deviation. The Tutor also guided the Student through calculating z-scores and determining percentiles.

The tutor and student worked on double-digit subtraction with regrouping and then transitioned to double-digit multiplication using the standard algorithm. The student practiced solving multiple problems for both operations. The next session is planned to continue with double-digit multiplication.