Stats 2 Flashcards

1
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f y = ax^n for constants a and n, then log(y) =

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log(a) + nlog(x)

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2
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If y = kb^x for constants k and b, then log(y) =

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log(k) + xlog(b)

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3
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What does r tell us?

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= 1 then perfect positive linear correlation = 0 no linear correlation = -1 then perfect negative linear correlation

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4
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1.3

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1.3

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5
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A and B

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A n B - Intersection

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6
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A or B

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A u B - Union

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7
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Not A

A

A’

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8
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The probability that B occurs given that A has already occurred

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P(B|A)

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9
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For independent events, P(A|B) =

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= P(A|B’) = p(A)

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10
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Formula for P(AuB)

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P(A) + P(B) - P(AnB)

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11
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Formula for P(B|A)

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P(BnA) / P(A)

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12
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What is the area under a continuous probability distribution equal to?

A

1

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13
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What is mew equal to for normal distribution

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Mean

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14
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What is sigma squared equal to in normal distribution

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The population variance

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15
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The normal distribution is symmetrical, what does this mean?

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Mean = Median = Mode

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16
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What does the normal distribution have at each end?

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Asymptotes

17
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Where are the normal distribution points of inflection?

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mew plus or minus sigma

18
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Mean and SD of standard normal distribution

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Mean = 0, SD = 1

19
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The standard normal variable

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z – N(0, 1^2)

20
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Z =

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(X - mew) / sigma