AP Bio Unit 0 Flashcards
Clear, testable statement written in present, tense with practical reasoning
Proper hypothesis
There is no significant difference between observed and expected. Any difference is due to chance
Null hypothesis
There is statistical difference between what is observed and expected. Difference is not due to chance
Alternate hypothesis
Sigma =
Summation
How spread out your data is from mean
Standard deviation
How accurately the sample mean represents the population mean
Standard error of the mean
Smaller group out of whole population
Sample size
Average
Mean
Midpoint
Median
Difference between extremes
Range
Number that occurs most often
Mode
Number of values and final calculation of statistic that are free to very
Degree of freedom
Value you calculate using the formula
Chi Square value
Always ___ shows how likely it is that results could’ve been due to chance
P Value
If Square value is less than critical value then
Fail to reject null hypothesis
From the chart where degrees of freedom and p-value meet
Critical value
If Square value is greater than critical value then
Reject null hypothesis
Graphical representation that displayed the relationship between two continuous variables by blooding individual data point dots
Scatter plot
Variable that describes characteristics of an organism or can take values representing categories or groups
Categorical variable
Graphs used to visually compare to samples of categorical data
Bar graph
Variable that is being influenced by another and what’s measured
Dependent variable
Variable that are counted or categorized data that helps describe show or summarized data or can take on specific numbers
Discrete variable
Claim evidence reasoning, used model scientific explanation
CER
Visual representations on a graph that indicate the variability or uncertainty with data points
Error bars