5.2 terms Flashcards

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random variable

A

typically represented by x that has a single numerical value, determined by chance for each outcome of a proceedure

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2
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x

A

random variable

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3
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probability distribution

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a description that gives the P for each value of the random variable (x); often expressed in a table, formula or graph

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4
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P

A

probability

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5
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discreet random variable

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has a value that is finite or countable

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6
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continuous random variable

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has infinitely many values and the collection of values is not countable

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7
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expected value

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the expected value of a discreet random variable x is denoted by E and it is the mean value of the outcome
mu = E

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8
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formula for E

A

SUM[x*P(x)]

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9
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mean

A

expected value

average

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10
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mu

A

SUM[x*P(x)]

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11
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range rule of thumb

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the vast majority of values should like between 2 standard deviations plus or minus of the mean

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12
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formula to calculate if within normal range?

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minimum normal range = mu - 2sigma
maximum normal range = mu + 2sigma
OR
0.05

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