Final Flashcards

1
Q

What sampling method is applied when we separate a group of students by gender and then choose a few people from each group?

A

Stratified

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2
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Related to data obtained from a sample:

A

Survey
Stratified

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3
Q

The level of measurement used when recording the color of every car in a parking garage is:

A

Nominal

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4
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The level of measurement used when taking sample temperatures of chicken soup is:

A

Interval

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5
Q

The mean of the data points 66, 56, 72, 49, 82, 71, 60, 53 is:

A

Sum of all/8 = 63.625

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6
Q

The median of the data points 66, 56, 72, 49, 82, 71, 60, 53 is:

A

60+66/2 = 63

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7
Q

Estimate of true mean

A

x bar

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8
Q

Given A and B are independent then P(A/B) is given by:

A

P(A)

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9
Q

Given A and B are mutually exclusive then, A n B is

A

/0

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10
Q

According to empirical rule states that approx what % of the observed data falls within three deviations of the mean:

A

99.7%

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11
Q

According to empirical rule states that approx what % of the observed data falls within two deviations of the mean:

A

95%

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12
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According to empirical rule states that approx what % of the observed data falls within one deviations of the mean:

A

68%

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13
Q

Probability of accepting a false null hypothesis is considered:

A

Type II Error

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14
Q

Rejecting a true null hypothesis is considered:

A

Type I Error

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15
Q

Given that n(E) = 2 and n(S) = 9 what is the Odds (Eā€™)?

A

7:2

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16
Q

Given that n(E) = 2:3 wht is the P(E)?

A

2/5

17
Q

Suppose we perform a hypothesis testing at 4% level of significance. For which of he following p-values would we fail reject the numm hypothesis?

A

0.042