Ap Stats Summer(part 5) Flashcards

1
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How do you find relative frequency?

A

divide frequency by TOTAL…

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2
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What is meant by cumulative frequency?

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Adding up the frequencies as they occur(such as 10 in 1st minute, 5 in 2nd minute(15) and 7 in the 3rd minute(22)

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3
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what is relative cumulative frequency

A

Added up percentages of frequencies

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4
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What is the difference between a bar chart and a histogram

A

bar charts are for categorical data (bars don’t touch) and histograms are for quantitative data (bars touch)

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5
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What is the mean?

A

Calculated average for data, balancing point of the histogram

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6
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What is the difference between a population mean and a sample mean?

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population mean is the mean of a population, it is a parameter, sample mean is a mean of a sample, so it is a statistic. We use sample statistics to make inferences about population parameters.

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7
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What symbols do we use for population mean and sample mean?

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Mu for population mean (parameter), x-bar ̅ for sample mean (statistic)

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8
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Difference between mean and median on a histogram

A

mean is balancing point of histogram, median splits the area of the histogram in half.

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9
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What is the median?

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the middlest number, it splits area in half (always in the POSITION (n+1)/2 )

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10
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What is the mode?

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the most common data value, or the peaks of a histogram. We often use mode with categorical data

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