STT. Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

SD formula for 7.2:

A

sigma/square root of n

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2
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z-score formula for 7.2:

A

x-bar - mu/ sigma over the square root of n

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3
Q

Central Limit Theorem (CLT):

A

the larger the population/sample size, the smaller the spread and the more the graph line represents a bell-curve shape, getting closer to normal distribution.

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4
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MOE, “m”:

A

margin of error
p-hat +or- z-star x square root p-hat (1-p-hat) over n

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5
Q

if sigma/standard deviation is NOT known, use:

A

the t-star formula

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6
Q

how to find standard error:

A

sigma/square root of n

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7
Q

sample size for p (p-hat) point estimate:
MOE:
C.I.:

A
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8
Q

sample size for mean (x-bar) CASE 1 (when SD is known)
point estimate:
MOE:
C.I.:

A
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9
Q

if no information is provided for a proportion, p-hat =

A

0.5

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10
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sample size for x-bar CASE 2 (when SD is unknown)
point estimate:
MOE:
C.I.:

A
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11
Q

when finding sample size, use:

A

inference proportion app

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12
Q

calculating test statistic:

A

z-score of p-hat
formula…

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