Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Mean

A

average

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2
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Median

A

Middle number

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3
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Mode

A

Most common number

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4
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Range of motion

A

Distance between highest and lowest point

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5
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What is sample variance

A

average of squared distance between each data

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6
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How do you calculate sample variance

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Numerator: (point1 of data-av)^2+(point2 of data-av)^2+…

denominator: Sample size-1

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7
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How to calculate standard deviation

A

do sample variance but sqrt the result

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8
Q

what does a lower standard deviation mean

A

more consistency

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9
Q

Give an example of a causal relationship

A

Amount of snow and car accidents

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10
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what central tendency to use when the word ‘typical is used’

A

mean

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11
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what central tendency to use when the word ‘most common’ is used

A

mode

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12
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what central tendency to use when the word ‘consistency’ is used

A

standard deviation

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13
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what central tendency to use when the word ‘spread’ is used

A

Standard deviation

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14
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formula for coeffcient

A

(sample standard deviation)/(sample mean) * 100

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15
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formula for precentile

A

i=p/100 (n)

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16
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Interquartile range

A

describes middle 50% of range

17
Q

sample covariance formula

A
18
Q

Box and whisker plot

A

shows relative position of 3 quarters

19
Q

correlation coefficient

A

the direction of relation between 2 variables seen using a scatter plot
(less obvious direction closer to 0 correlation)

20
Q

sample correlation coefficient (r) formula

A

(the sample covariance)/(the sample stand dev x)*(the sample stand dev y)