Module 2 Statistics as a Managerial Tool Flashcards

1
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Each of the four quartile groups a population can be divided

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Quartiles

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2
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Measures the difference between the third and first quartile

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IQR: Inter-quartile range
Note: Must be ordered in lowest to highest value

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3
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Used to study the composition of a data set and examine the distribution

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Box Plot

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4
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There are six toll booths to enter the highway. What probability does each toll booth worker have of getting the next customer?

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1 customer and 6 booths = 1/6 or 16.7%

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5
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The order you pick you sample in does not matter

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Combination. Picking employees for a shift. Order doesn’t matter.

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6
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When given P(A) given P(B), you can use this to find the P(B) given P(A)

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Bayes Theorem. You must know P(A), P(B), P(A) given B

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7
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Apply this rule when looking for two events occurring (AND)

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Multiplication

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8
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Use this rule when looking for one or the other event happening (OR)

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Addition

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9
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Represents the probability that a variable falls with a certain range

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Cumulative distribution

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10
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A list of all the different probabilities of each outcome that can occur

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Probability Distribution

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11
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Z-score for 99% level of confidence

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2.576

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12
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Z-score for 95% level of confidence

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1.960

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13
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Measures of central tendency are approximately equal (Mean and Median)

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Normal Distribution

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