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Elementary Statistics- STA013 > Quiz 3- Lecture 3 and Lecture 4 > Flashcards

Quiz 3- Lecture 3 and Lecture 4 Flashcards

1
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the mean and standard deviation of a data set can be used to calculate a z-score, which measures the distance between a particular observation x and the…

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mean, measured in units of standard deviation

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2
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a percentile is another measure of relative standing, most often used for…

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large data sets

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3
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a set of n measurements on the variable x has been arranged from smalles to largest. The pth percentile is the value of x that is…

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P% greater than the other measurements and is less than the remaining (100-P)%

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4
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the lower quartile,Q1, is the value of x that is greater than ___ of measurements and is less than the remaining___.

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25%, 75%

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5
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The second quartile is the…

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median

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6
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the upper quartile, Q3, is the value of x that is ___ greater than rest of measurements and is less than the remaining ____

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75%, 25%

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7
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the interquartile range(IQR) for a set of measurements is the difference between the

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3rd and 1st quartile

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8
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box plot can be used to find

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outliers

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9
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z-scores, percentiles and quartiles, and the The Five-Number Summary and the Box Plot are called

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measures of POSITION

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10
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lower quartile is

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the value of x in position 0.25(n+1)

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11
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the upper quartiles is…

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the value of x in position 0.75(n+1)

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12
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We can use 5 numbers to summarize date…

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min, Q1, median, Q3, max

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13
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the process by which an observation (measurement) is obtained

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experiment

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14
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the outcome observed on a single repetition of an experiment

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simple event

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15
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a collection of simple events

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event

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16
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two events are _______, if when 1 occurs the other can not, vice versa

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mutually exclusive

17
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simple events are ____mutually exclusive

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ALL

18
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the set of all simple events is called…

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sample space, S

19
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some experiments can be generated in stages and the sample space can be displayed in a…

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tree diagram

20
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another way to display simple events (besides tree diagram) is to use…

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table of outcomes

21
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probability of event A is…( in words)

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a measure of our belief that event A will occur

22
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if you repeat an experiment until you eventually generate entire population , the_____ of event A is defined as the probability of Event A

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RELATIVE FREQUENCY

23
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P(A)= ___( when n is the number of times that the experiment was performed but n becomes larger and you’ve generated entire population)

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lim as n -> infinity of (frequency/n)

24
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each simple event probability must lie between…

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0 and 1

25
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the sum of probabilities for all _____ in S(sample space) equals 1

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simple events

26
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The probability of event A is equal to the sum of probabilities of the ______ contained in event A

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simple events

27
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note that simple events have ____ probabilities

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equal

28
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the probability of an event is the sum of the probabilities of the simple events it contains because simple events are…

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mutually exclusive

29
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How to calculate the probability of an event:
1. list all the ________ in the sample space

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SIMPLE EVENTS

30
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How to calculate the probability of an event:
2. assign an appropriate____ to each simple event

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probability

31
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How to calculate the probability of an event:
3. determine which simple events result in the ____ of interest

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event

32
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How to calculate the probability of an event:
4. ____ the probabilities of the simple events that result in the event of interest

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SUM

33
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(N= large # of simple events)
Each simple event has a probability of..

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1/N

34
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n subscript a is the number of _____ that result in event A

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simple events

35
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rule for counting # of simple events

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mn rule

36
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when 0.25(n+1) and 0.75(n+1) aren’t integers, the quartiles are found by…

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interpolation, using the measurements above and below the calculated position

37
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since not integers, we take the lower quartile to be the value of ____ of the distance between the 2 other measurements

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3/4

38
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since not integers, we take upper quartile to be the value of ____ of the distance between the 2 other measurements

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1/4

39
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if the Q1 is 2.75 then look at the 2nd ordered measurement and the 3rd

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lalalalal

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