Chapter 1 (1.8-1.10) Flashcards

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True or false: “mean” and “average” is the same thing in R.

A

True

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How do you access the values of a single variable?

A

You use the “$” character.

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3
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What does a variable’s mean/average characterize?

A

Its central tendency.

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4
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How do you calculate the mean of a variable?

A

You use the “mean()” function.

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5
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True or false: the name of an object can begin with a number and contain “$” and “%”.

A

False

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6
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The quantity in which a value is measured is called what?

A

“unit of measurement”.

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7
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What’s the difference between interpreting the mean of a binary variable and a non-binary variable?

A

binary variables: multiply the result by 100 (%)
non-binary variables: keep the same unit of measurement as the variable

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