Test January 16th Flashcards

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Binomial standard deviation formula

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the square root of the number of events * probability of correct outcomes * (1-probability of incorrect outcomes)

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Expected Value

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n*p

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3
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Binomial anagram

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Binomial (two variables)
Independent variables
Number of correct outcomes
Same probability

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Geometric anagram

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Binomial (two variables)
Independent variables
First correct outcome
Same probability

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5
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Meaning to binomial probability

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probability of getting a correct outcome

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6
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Meaning of geometric probability

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When will you get a correct outcome

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7
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Binomialpdf

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Probability of exactly X number of outcomes

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8
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Binomialcdf

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Probability of X number of outcomes or fewer

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9
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Independent variables

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One happening won’t affect the other

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10
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Mutually exclusive variables

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If one happens the other can not

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Dependent variables

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One relies on the other in order to happen

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12
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Probability of 0

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Means an event will not happen

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13
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Probability of 1

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Means an event certainly will happen

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14
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Probability Models

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Probability % chance

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15
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Law of Large Numbers

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as a sample size grows, its mean gets closer to the average of the whole population

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16
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Unions and Intersections

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The probability of the union of two events (A and B) is always greater than the probability of intersection (A or B)

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Or situation Rule

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P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)

18
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Conditional probability

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the chances that some outcome occurs given that another event has also occurred

19
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Independent variables probability

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P ( B given A ) = P ( B )

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