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Further Stats Year 2

A-Level Further Maths- Edexcel

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When using successive, independent trials with the same probability, you can use what distribution to model the number of trials before a single success? Geometric
What is the P(X=x) | X~Geo(p) p(1-p) ^ (x-1)
What is P(X≤x) | X~Geo(p) 1-(1-p)^x
What is P(X≥x) | X~Geo(p) (1-p)^(x-1)
If X~Geo(p) then what is E(X)? 1/p
If X~Geo(p) then what is Var(X)? 1-p / p^2
In X~NB(r,p) what are r and p? r: no. of successes needed p: probability of success
What is P(X=x) | X~NB(r,p) ((x-1)C(r-1)) p^r (1-p)^(x-r)
If X~NB(r,p) then what is E(X)? r/p
If X~NB(r,p) then what is Var(X)? r(1-p) / p^2
Given a random sample of size n taken from any distribution with mean μ and variance σ^2, the sample mean is approximately distributed by... N(μ, σ^2/n)
What should you use when trying to find a minimum/ maximum sample size? the standard normal distribution
For chi squared tests using geometric distribution, how do you work out the expected frequency of the final column? Total - all other frequencies
What is Gx(t) ΣP(X=x)t^x (ie P(X=0) + t P(X=1) + t^2 P(X=2).....)
What is Gx(1) = 1
How do we derive the PGF of a binomial distribution? Write the function in the form of a binomial expansion and then factorise
How do we derive the PGF of a poisson distribution? Write the function, take out a factor of e^something, rewrite whats left as e^something using taylor series
How do we derive the PGF of a geometric distribution? Write the function, apply the formula for the sum to infinity of a geometric progression
How do we derive the PGF of a negative binomial distribution? In the sum make t^x -> t^x-r t^r. Combine the terms to the same power. Take out anything that does not involve x. Use the general result given. Substitute in 1-p.
What is E(X) of a PGF? G'x (1)
What is Var(X) of a PGF? G''x(1) + G'x(1) - (G'x(1))^2
What is the PGF of Z if Z = X+Y Gx(t) x Gy(t)
What is the PGF of Y if Y= aX+b t^b Gx(t^a)
Using a PGF what is P(X=x) 1/x! G(differentiated x times)x(0)
What is a type I error? Reject H0 when H0 is true. Probability = actual significance level
What is a type II error? Accept H0 when H0 is false.
What is the probability of a type I error for a continuous distribution? Significance level
What is the size of a test? Prob. type I error
What is the power of a test? 1- prob. type II error
When comparing two tests' powers which is the preferable one? One with the highest power
How do you work out the power function? Work out probability of falling within the critical region but use p as the probability.
How do you sketch power functions? use suitable integer values
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