Chapter 1-4 Flashcards

1
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Non mutually exclusive

A

Different events that can happen at the same time (ie pulling a red face card)

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2
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Independent event

A

Events that have no effect on one another

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3
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Dependent event

A

The probability of one event depends on another

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4
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Conditional probability

A

Probability of a second event occurring given that the first event occurred

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5
Q

What are the three types of probability

A

Theoretical (what should happen), empirical (what does happen), and subjective (what you think will happen)

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6
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Permutation

A

Order of the objects matters

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7
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FCP

A

If an event can happen in one way plus another way and so on. AND

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8
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Rule of Sum

A

OR m+n+p

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9
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Probability distribution

A

Shows all possible outcomes of an experiment

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10
Q

Random variable

A

X

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11
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Discrete variable

A

Certain values within a given range

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12
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Continuous

A

Measurements

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13
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Uniform distribution

A

All outcomes are equally likely

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14
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Binomial distribution

A

Independent trials whose outcomes are either successful or failure

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15
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Hypergeometric distribution

A

Dependent; either success or failure (n r a)

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16
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Confidence interval

A

How confident you are that the mean lies within a certain interval

17
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Mutually exclusive

A

Cannot occur at the same time: no outcomes in common