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What is the Arithmetic Mean?

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The sim of all the inputs divided by the number of them. Usually called the Average.

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What is the Mode?

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The data item that occurs most frequently. Just look for the most frequently occurring number

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What is the Median?

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The middle number in a sequence, if there is an even number take the Mean of the middle two!

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What is the Deviation?

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It is the difference between the actual data and the arithmetic mean of the data set.

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How do you get variance from deviation?

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You square each deviation to get rid of the negative numbers and then take the arithmetic mean of them.

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What is variance?

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It is the mean of the squared deviations.

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What is standard deviation?

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Square root of the variance. Gets you back into numbers that are similar to the original data.

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What is Correlation?

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The strength of the relationship between two sets of variables.

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What is regression?

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Determines the Nature of the relationship between two variables.

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What is a Normal Distribution?

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If you take enough samples of data then the will form a bell curve shape around the mean. This is how we get to SD and SEM.

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How do you estimate population level Standard Deviation, o?

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You take SDsample x Square root(n/n-1)

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What is Standard Error?

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ITs the Standard deviation of the Means. If you did lots of different sample groups of the population and plotted there means they would be normally distributed on a bell curve. The mean of this curve will be the population mean, u. This curve has a SD called SEM.

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What is the calculation for SEM?

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SE= SDpopulation/Square root n

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What is a 95% confidence level?

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It is 2 SEMs away from the population mean. or 1.96 to be precise. Similar to 2 SDs.

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How do we get a 95% Confidence Interval?

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Sample Mean +/- 1.96x population SD o/square root n

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What is regarded as a large sample size?

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30

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What do we get when we have a small sample size?

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A t-type distribution

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What are degrees of freedom?

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In small sample sizes, you use degrees of freedom instead of SEM. Degrees of freedom are always -1 from the sample size. (1 has 0 degrees of freedom)

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Where do you find degrees of freedom confidence intervals?

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In the t-distribution chart.

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What is the Correlation Coefficient?

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A number between -1 and 1

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How do you work out Correlation Coefficient?

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Excel!!!

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What is the Coefficient of Determination, or R squared?

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Correlation Coefficient Squared! Expressed as a percentage!

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What is a Regression Line?

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Its the calculated line that best fits the data around a scatter diagram. y=a+bx Where a is the intercept and b is the slope of the line. Use Excel! Formula for finding a new y for any x.

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How do you know how accurate a Regression Line is?

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The Correlation Coefficient.

25
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What is the point of considering the Time Value of Money?

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Money today isn’t worth the same as money in the future. If you were to accept 100 next year instead of today you would loose out as you can invest/inflation.

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What is the formula for Compound Interest?

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= C x (1+r)^n

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What is Discounting?

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Basically the reverse of Compounding. You can work back to Present Value by the Formula.
PV=FV x 1/(1+r)^n

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What is an Annuity?

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A product that provides equal payments over a defined period, in exchange for a lump payment at the start.

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Is a Mortgage an Annuity?

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Yes, its the same but the bank is the one giving the payment.

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What is Perpituity?

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An Annuity with no defined end period!

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