Unit 4: Probability Flashcards

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Geometric Probability

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Looking for “the first” success in n trials.

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2
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Binomial Probability

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Looking for “x” number of success in n trials.

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3
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Random Variable

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Variable that quantifies a set of outcomes

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4
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Model for a Discrete Random Variable

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Table in which outcomes are on the top row and corresponding probabilities are on the second row

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5
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Distribution for a Discrete Random Variable

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Histogram that shows the outcomes on the x-axis and probabilities on the y-axis.

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6
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Expected Value

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Mean of a Random Variable. Sum of the product of outcomes and probabilities.

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7
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Independent Events

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P(A and B) = P(A)×P(B)

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8
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Tree Diagram

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Use when two events are dependent.

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9
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10% Condition

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Can be used to explain independence if a Bernoulli trial fails the “independence” criteria

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10
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Bernoulli Trial

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  1. Two outcomes (success/failure)
  2. Known probability of success
  3. Trials are independent
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11
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z-score

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standardized score in the Normal Model

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12
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P(A|B)

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13
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Normal Model

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Continuous Random Variable Distribution

Also called the Normal Probability Density Function

Used to find probabilities with z-scores

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14
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65-95-99.7 Rule

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65% of the population is between 1 standard deviation from the mean.

95% of the population is between 2 sd’s from the mean.

99.7% of the population is between 3 sd’s from the mean.

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15
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Percentile

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The percent of the population LESS THAN a certain number.

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