Ultimate Frisbee games often begin by flipping two discs (tossing them as you would when flipping a coin), while someone calls €˜€˜Same€ (both face up or both face down) or €˜€˜Different€ (one face up, one face down). Whichever team wins gets to decide whether to start on offense or defense, or which side to start on (which may matter if it is windy). It would be advantageous to know if one choice is more likely, so a team decides to spend a practice repeating this flipping of the discs many times, each time recording same or different. Once the data are collected, they want to know whether they have learned anything significant.

We have learned a lot of methods in this course, some of which are given below. State which statistical method would be most appropriate for the given question or situation.

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Interval for a Proportion Interval for a Mean Interval for Difference in Proportions Interval for Difference in Means Interval for Correlation Test for a Proportion Test for a Mean Test for Difference in Proportions Test for Difference in Means Test for Correlation Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Chi-Square Test for Association ANOVA for Difference in Means Simple Linear Regression Multiple Regression