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Describe any patterns in the graph.
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The winning distances increased dramatically between 1948 and 1980. Then the winning distances leveled off between 80 and 85 meters in most of the Olympics after 1980.
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What percent of the winning distances were Olympic records?
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What is the Olympic record for men's hammer throw?
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The Olympic record is the highest point in the graph. From the graph you can see that the Olympic record is about 85 meters. (The actual value is 84.8 meters.)
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What do you think the winning distance would have been in 1940 if the Olympics had been held? Explain your reasoning.
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To find the Olympic record for an Olympics, find the greatest winning distance in all of the Olympics up to and including that Olympics. Using this method and a spreadsheet, you can graph the Olympic record for each year in the data set.
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Graphically represent the top 8 distances (shown in meters) for the final round of the 2008 Olympic men's hammer throw.
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Find the diver's score.
Degree of difficulty: 2.2
Judges' scores:
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Of the 7 scores, discard 7.0, 7.5, 8.5, and 9.0.
Add the remaining scores and multiply by the degree of difficulty.
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Find the score for a ski jumper with the following style points and distance. Assume the K-point is at 120 meters.
Style Points: 16.0, 16.5, 19.0, 17.5, 18.0
Distance: 128 meters
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