exma Flashcards

1
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one disadvantage to histograms

A

dont preserve original data

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2
Q

a histogram of ACT scores for everyone would likely look like what?

A

a normal distribution

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3
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1-6 spinner. a histogram of 500 spins likely shows

A

a uniform distribution

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4
Q

which measure is most resistant to outliers

A

median

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5
Q

the distribution of populations of cities in the US is skewed right. the best summary of the datas center and spread is

A

the 5 number summary

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6
Q

if the best plot of a variable is a pie chart which is true about the variable

A

a bar chart can also display the data well

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7
Q

what do we know about density curves

A

the area is always one

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8
Q

what best describes the standard normal curve (symmetric or skewed, mean, SD)

A

symmetric mean= 1 SD=0

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9
Q

which is an effective sampling design

A

multistage

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10
Q

most serious type of bias in sampling

A

nonresponse

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11
Q

to reduce variability

A

take a larger sample size

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12
Q

to reduce bias

A

improve our population list

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13
Q

events are mutually exclusive if

A

they do not have ay outcomes in common

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14
Q

for the same values of n and r what is true about permutations and combinations

A

the number of permutations is generally larger

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15
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the statement we generally like to prove

A

alternate hypothesis

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