Exam 2- sampling distributions Flashcards

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Approximate sampling distribution of x- bar is

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The distribution of x- bar values obtained from repeatedly taking SRSs of the same size from the same population

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Theoretical sampling distribution of x- bar is

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The distribution of all x- bar values from all possible samples of the same size from the same population

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Center

The mean of the sampling distribution of x- bar …. the mu….

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Equals ….. Population mean

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Mean =mu is valid for

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All sample sizes and populations of all shapes

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Spread

The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of x- bar …..

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Equals the standard deviation of the population divided by the square root of n

Valid for all sample sizes and population of all shapes

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Shape

For non-normal population

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Shape of sampling distribution of x-bar is approximately normal when n is large

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Shape

For normal population

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Shape of the sampling distribution if x- bar is exactly normal for any n

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Mean …… equals mu regardless of population shape or sample size

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Exactly

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Standard deviation of x- bar is always ….. Than the standard deviation of the population for samples of any size where ….

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Less. n>1

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Standard deviation of c- bar gets ….as n increases at rate ….

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Smaller…. Square root of n

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To cut standard deviation in half

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Quadruple sample size

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Shape is normal if population is …..for any sample size

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Normal

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Shape is approximately normal if we take a …… ……. ……. from a non- normal population

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Large random sample

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The population distribution of a variable is

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The distribution of values of the variable among all the individuals in the population

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The sampling distribution of a statistic is

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The distribution of values taken by the statistic in all possible samples of the same size from the same population

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The population distribution describes the ….. that make up the population

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Individuals

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A sampling distribution describes how …. Varies in many samples from the population

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What is distribution of random variable?

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A list of all possible values of a variable together with how often each value occurs

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The probability of an event can be defined as

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The fraction of time the event will occur if random phenomenon is related many time

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Central Limit Tgeorem

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If you take a large SRS of size n from any population then the sampling distribution of x- bar is approximately not mail

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The central limit theorem on x- bar requires

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A large random sample

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A correlation of r=0 indicates

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That x and y are not linearly related

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T/F probabilities on individuals can only be computed using the standard Normal table if the population is Normally distributed

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What does the probability distribution of a random variable gives us?

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All possible values if the random variable together with their probabilities

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T/F because there is a probability assigned to each event, the probability model is correct
T
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T/f because all probabilities are between zero and one, and because the sum of all probabilities is 1, the probability model is correct
True
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The law of the large numbers refers to the .... Of a ..... Not to the sampling distribution of x- bar
Mean of a sample
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What does the Law of Large numbers tell us?
As sample size increases, the variable x-bar from a random sample gets closer and closer to mu
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The mean x-bar of all possible samples will exactly equal to the population mean or would that a mean of a sampling distribution x-bar that would be equal mu?
The mean of the sampling distribution will equal mu