Stats Flashcards

1
Q

In a normal distribution curve, what is the area under the curve plus and minus one standard deviation from the mean

A

0.68

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2
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In a normal distribution curve what is the probability/ area under the curve between plus and minus 2 standard deviations around the mean

A

0.95

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3
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In a normal distribution curve, what is the probability/ area under the curve plus and minus 3 standard deviations around the mean

A

0.997

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4
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How many standard deviations above and below the mean are all populations classed in, stated by OCR

A

5 standard deviations

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5
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When using the inverse normal, what does the calculator always say the area is, left or right of the value

A

Left

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6
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What is the general formula to find x, that includes Mu, Z and sigma

A

x = Mu + Zxsigma

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7
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In a standardised normal distribution, what is the mean

A

0

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8
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In a standardised normal distribution, what is the standard deviation

A

1

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9
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What are the 2 rules that apply as to when you can use normal distribution to approximate binomial

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  • At least 30 trials in the binomial
  • The trials multiplied by the probability must be at least 10
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10
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When approximating the binomial, how do you calculate the mean for the normal distribution

A

number of trials x probability

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