Math: Statistics and Combinatorics Flashcards

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Mean

A

Average

(Sum of the Terms in a Set) / (NUmber of Terms in a Set)

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2
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Median

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If set is Odd: The middle Term.

If set is Even: The average of the two middle terms.

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Mode

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The most frequently occurring values (the term or terms that appear the greatest number of times)

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4
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Range

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The Difference between the largest value and the smallest value in a set

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5
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Standard Deviation

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A Measure of the dispersion of data from the mean.

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6
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Order Matters

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Permutations

_ N! _

(N-K)!

N = Number of Available Items to be arranged

K = The number of spots in which to arrange those items

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7
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Order Does Not Matter

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Combinations

_ N! _

 K!(N-K)!

N = Number of Available Items You Are Choosing From

K = The Number You Are Picking Down To

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8
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Letters in Alphabet

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26

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9
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Common Factorial

A

0! = 1

1! = 1

2! = 2

3! = 6

4! = 24

5! = 120

6! = 720

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10
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Probability of a Single Event

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P(A) = _ # of outcomes when A occurs _

         # of total possible outcomes
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Probability of Multiple Events

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P(A and B) = P(A) * P(B)

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12
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Probability of Simultaneous Events

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No Such thing exists in probability. Treat as Probability of Multiple Events (while keeping in mind dependent/independent elements).

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13
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Probability of One Event Or Another

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Add the Probability of One Event Happening to the Probability of Another Event Happening. Subtract the Probability of Both Events Happening from this Sum.

P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)

If events are mutually exclusive, there is no need. to subtract since both events cannot occur together.

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14
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Number of Terms in an Inclusive Set

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Range + 1

Largest Number - Smallest Number +1

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15
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Standard Deviation Functions

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If multiply by # > 1, SD increases.

If divide by # >1, SD decreases.

Multiplying by -1, adding, and subtracting do not change SD.

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16
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When Elements Repeat for Combinatorics Questions Use this formula

A

_ N! _

 (A!)(B!)(C!)

A, B, and C represent the number of times each element appears.