Statistics - Exam 2
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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value measuring some characteristic of a population | parameter
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value measuring some characteristic of a sample | statistic
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variance of a sample symbol | s²
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standard deviation of a sample symbol | s
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variance of a population symbol | σ²
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standard deviation of a population symbol | σ
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mean of a sample symbol | x with a line above it
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mean of a population symbol | mu
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process that leads to well defined results called outcomes | probability experiment
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set of all possible outcomes | sample space
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if two events can not occur simultaneously | mutually exclusive
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if one event does not affect the probability of another event | statistically independent
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The 3 approaches to probability are ____________. | classical, relative frequency, subjective
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Use classical approach when __________. | sample space can be listed, randomness (no bias)
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Use relative frequency approach when __________. | sample space cannot be listed, bias exists
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probabilities based on expert opinions | subjective approach
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The 4 conditions of binomial experiments are ____________. | fixed number of trials, trials are independent, probabilities remain the same per trial, 2 outcomes per trial (success & failure)
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number of trials symbol | n
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number of successes in n trials symbol | x (r on calculator)
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probability of success per trial symbol | p
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probability of failure per trial symbol | q
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factorial symbol | !
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complement of A symbol | A with a line over it
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table that lists all possible values of a random variable (x) along with its corresponding probabilities | discrete probability distribution
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