Ratios, % WPs, Overlapping Sets, Statistics, Formula Logic Flashcards
Example of finding ratio where you need to employ part1/(part1+part2)=total
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DS questions dealing with 3 variable ratios can be challenging. When solving think about using the LCM of the given values of the common variable as an aid in solving the problem: https://images.cram.com/images/upload-flashcard/93/52/14/33935214_m.png
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Practice examples of variation problems and their solutions..https://images.cram.com/images/upload-flashcard/93/52/63/33935263_m.png
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Method for solving overlapping set problems where total number of items in overlapping sets is not specified. Variable we can assign is total = 100
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Example of method for solving overlapping set qs where we are solving for exactly one set
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Example of method for solving overlapping set problems where total number of items in overlapping sets is not specified…https://images.cram.com/images/upload-flashcard/93/53/82/33935382_m.png
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Method for solving set problems where you need to find the number in either set (set A or set B)..https://images.cram.com/images/upload-flashcard/93/54/01/33935401_m.png
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Method for 3 overlapping set problems when the # of unique items is known. Draw out the circles, with the overlaps, and use the formula
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Method for 3 overlapping set problems when the # of unique items is unknown. Just use the formula
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If we are given the combined sum of “Exactly two” sets, then we use the formula when total # of unique elements is unknown”
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Method for comparing standard deviations
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Example of question comparing standard deviations
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Example for the impact of adding or subtracting from a data set on the standard deviation
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Method for counting # of consecutive integers, inclusive of either the first or last numbers in a set
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Method for counting # of consecutive integers, not inclusive of both the first and last numbers in a set
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