AP STATS- Inferential Unit 2 Flashcards

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Correlation (r)

A

The [nonlinear/linear] association between [x-context] and [y-context] is [weak/moderate/strong(strength)] and [positive/negative(direction)]

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Residual

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The actual [y-context] was [residual] [above/below] the predicted value when [x-context=#]

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Y-Intercept

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The predicted [y-context] when [x=0 context] is [y-intercept]

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Slope

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The predicted [y-context] [increases/decreases] by [slope] for each additional [x-context]

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Standard Deviation of Residuals

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The actual [y-contetx] is typically about [s] away from the predicted value by the LSRL

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Coefficient of Determination (r^2)

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About [r^2%] of the variation in [y-context] can be explained by the linear relationship with [x-context]

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Describe the Relationship

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Be sure to address [strength] [direction] [form] and [unusual features] in context

EX. THE SCATTERPLOT REVEALS A MODERATELY STRONG POSITIVE LINEAR ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE WEIGHT AND LENGHT OF RATTLESNAKES. THE POINT AT (24, 37) IS A POTENTIAL OUTLIER

DONT OVERTHINK THIS :)

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