Normal Distribution, Sampling Distribution, Central Limit Theorem Flashcards

1
Q

Often called the “bell curve” and Gaussian Distribution and is determined by the mean and standard deviation.

A

Normal Distribution

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2
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Who created the bell curve?

A

Carl Friediech Gauss (A German Mathematician)

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3
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Properties of Bell-Shaped

A

• Bell-Shaped
• Symmetrical
• Mean, Median, and Mode coincide in the center
• Standard Deviation determines the width
• Tails of curve flatten out indefinitely
• Curve is asymptotic
• Area of curve is ONE

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4
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A normal distributioj whose mean is 0 and standard deviation is 1.

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Standard Normal Distribution

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5
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What do you call thre middle of a bell-curve?

A

unimodal

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6
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The conversion of any x-value of a normal distributiij to its standard normal variable

A

Standardization

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7
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Determines the proposition of values that fall within certain distances of the mean

A

Empirical Rule

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8
Q

68% equals to

A

mean + standard deviation

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9
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mean + 2 (standard deviation)

A

95%

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10
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99.7% equals to

A

mean + 3 (standard deviation)

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11
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Has a long-tail to the right and median plus mode is to the left of the mean

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Positively Skewed

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12
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Has a long tail to the left and meadian plus mode is to the left of the mean.

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Negatively Skewed

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13
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Percentage of 0 to 1

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34%

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14
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Percentage of 1 to 2

A

13.5%

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15
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Percentage of 2 to 3

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2.35%

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16
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Percentage of the ends

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0.15%

17
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Standardization Formula

A

z = (x - mean) / standard deviation

18
Q

A measure of relative standing with respect to random variable

A

z-value or z-score

19
Q

Formula in converting z-score to x-value

A

x = z (standard deviation) + mean

20
Q

Formula of finding percentile with two similar z-scores

A

= (z1 + z2) / 2

21
Q

What side do you shade at Case 1?

A

Left

22
Q

What side do you shade at Case 2?

A

Right

23
Q

What part to you shade in case 3?

A

Inside

24
Q

What part do you shade in Case 4?

A

outside

25
Q

Totality of items under consideration

A

Population

26
Q

Subset of population

A

Sample

27
Q

Any characteristic of a population

A

Parameter

28
Q

Any characteristic of a sample

A

Statistic

29
Q

Difference between the sample statistic and the population parameter

A

Sampling Error

30
Q

The probability distributioj if a statistic

A

Sampling Distribution

31
Q

The standard deviatioj of the samplinh distribution

A

Standard Error

32
Q

Formula of Variance for Sampling Distribution

A

= variance / n (if n is infinite)

= variance / n (N - n/n -1) (if n is finite)

33
Q

Random sample of size n are drawn from any population with a finite mean and a standard deviation, n is latge, and sample mean is approximately distributiin with mean and standard deviation

A

Centeal Limit Theorem

34
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When is Central Limit Theorem applied?

A

1.) If sample population is normal
2.) “ “ “ is almost symmetric
3.) “ “ “ is skewed, when n >30 or n = 30

35
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CLT Formula

A

= standard deviation / squareroot of n

36
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Formula if only sample standard deviation s is known

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= s / squareroot of n