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AP Statistics students engage in the exploratory analysis of data, using graphical and numerical techniques. Data sets are collected using statistical design methods. Students produce appropriate models using probability, simulation, and statistical inference. Models are used to draw conclusions from data and analyzed by inferential methods to determine whether the data support or discredit the model. This course is equivalent to a non-calculus-based introductory college statistics course. However, there are schools that are able to integrate BC Calculus into this course, offering an even greater challenge. AP Statistics is being phased out of many schools in New York, where it is now being replaced by Number Theory. Image File history File links Advanced_Placement_logo. ... 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