Statistics Flashcards
Formula to count multiples in a set of consecutive integers
k is the number that have to find multiples of
largest # of k in set - smallest # of k in set / K + 1
To calculate the total number of multiples of A or B, we can use the following formula:
The number of multiples of A or B = the number of multiples of A + the number of multiples of B - the number of multiples of LCM(A, B)
Counting the Multiples of Integer A or B, but Not of Both, in a Set of Consecutive Integers
The number of multiples of A or B but not of both = the number of multiples of A + the number of multiples of B - 2(the number of multiples of LCM of A,B)
weighted average formula
weighted average = (data point 1 x frequency of data point 1) + (data point 2 x frequency of data point 2)…etc/ Number of subjects
How to find position of median in odd list of numbers
n+1/2 where n is the number of numbers
how to find position of median in even list of numbers
find the average of the position of the two middle numbers
- n/2
- n+2/2
What if there are no numbers in a set that occur the most times?
there is no mode
finding mean / standard deviation with high and low ranges in a set
high value = mean + standard deviation * number of standard deviations
low value = mean - standard deviation * number of standard deviations
Adding or subtracting the same value to or from all terms in a set does not change the standard deviation
Adding or subtracting the same value to or from all terms in a set does not change the standard deviation
Multiplying or dividing the data set by the same factor does change the standard deviation
the standard deviation will be multiplied or divided by the amount changed
Steps to compare standard deviation
- Determine the mean of each set
- For each individual set, determine the absolute difference between the mean of that set and each data point in that set
- Sum the absolute differences obtained between each individual set
The set that has the largest sum has the greatest standard deviation
When will the standard deviation go down?
When a number equal to the mean of the set is added
When will the standard deviation in a set be 0?
When all the data points in the set are equal to the mean, in other words,if all the numbers in the set are the sam
If the range in a set in 0, what do we know?
That 1) all the values in the set are the same and 2) that the standard deviation is 0
When the largest or smallest value in a set is equal to the mean, what do we know?
That 1) all the values in the set are the same and 2) that the standard deviation is 0
When all of the values in a set are not the same, what do we know?
The standard deviation is not 0.