Lab Quiz 2 Flashcards

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a collection of data whose properties are analyzed. The population is thecompletecollection to be studied, it containsallsubjects of interest

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population

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asubset of the

population of interest

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sample

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3
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We strive to be _____ in our sampling

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unbiased

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4
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Descriptive statistics

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describes sample data

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5
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Inferential statistics

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draws conclusions about the population from sample data

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6
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What are examples of descriptive statistics?

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mean, median, mode, variance, standard deviation

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Mean

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sum of all data points divided by the number of data points

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median

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in the middle when they are in order

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9
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Mode

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the number that appears most frequently

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10
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Variance

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describes how far the numbers are away from the mean

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11
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What was the goal of experiment 2-2?

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To determine if the 2 bugs can be differentiated by their reactions to light

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What was the null hypothesis is 2–2?

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The 2 isopods have equal light preference

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13
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What does it mean to fail to reject the null?

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They probably came from the same population

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14
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What does it mean to reject the null?

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They most likely didn’t come from the same data set

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15
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What is the p-value?

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the estimated probability of failing to reject the null

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16
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high p value

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high probability of failing to reject the null

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low p value

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low probability of failing to reject the null

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What was the number that p was less than or greater than?

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P> 0.05

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null accepted

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How do you get a p value?

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t test and f tests

21
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Investigates whether or not thenull hypothesis, that the means of twonormally distributedpopulations are equal, is true.

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Investigates whether or not thenull hypothesis, that the variance of twonormally distributedpopulations are equal, is true.

23
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What is the objective of lab 3?

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to understand the method by which plants lose water

24
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when plants lose water it is called….

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What is the normal transpiration process for plants?
water is taken up through the soil via root hairs, It is then pulled up through the xylem to the leaves via capillary action, and finally The water then evaporates through stomatal pores in the leaves
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A pore, found in the epidermis of leaves, stems and other organs which regulates gas exchange
stoma
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Some plants have stomata on both sides of the leaf while others...
only have stomata on one side to minimize water loss
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Gas exchange as well as water loss
Open stoma
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Reduced gas exchange and water loss
Closed stoma
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Each stoma is comprised of two guard cells which surround a central ____
pore
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The opening of the stoma is due to guard cells taking in water by _____
osmosis
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Plants have reduced the rates of transpiration through adaptations which ____ surface area to volume of the leaf
reduce
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What are the physical adaptations of plants?
reduced the rates of transpiration, Number and distribution of stomata, Presence of a cuticle to prevent desiccation, long root system, and Leaves modified to spines to reduce water loss
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P
null rejected