maths unit 3 Flashcards

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what is univariate data

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the study of only one variable

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2
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what is bivariate data

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the study of two variables at the same time to determine if there is a relationship that exists between them + how this relationship can be used to make predictions

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3
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what do you talk about when describing relationships in scatterplots

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  1. the form - is it linear or non-linear
  2. the direction - is it positive or negative
  3. the strength - strong, moderate, weak
  4. possible outliers
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4
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what do dif letters mean in pearson’s correlation coefficient

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n = no. pieces of data
xi = x - value (explan)
yi = y value (resp)
sx = stan dev. x-values
sy = stan dev. y - values
- and then the means

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5
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what to put in pearson’s correlation coefficient table

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  • stuff in first set of brackets
  • stuff in second set of brackets
  • then multiply by each other
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6
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what form. for equation of a line

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y = mx + c
m = gradient (y2-y1/ x2-x1)
c = y-int

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7
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least squares regression line form.

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y = a + bx
y = response variable
x = explanatory
b = gradient of the line (r x sy/sx) (r = corel. coefficient)

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8
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what to do in least squares reg line when explanatory variable is equal to 0

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value of response variale is indicated by the y - intercept

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9
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what are residual values and how you find them

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length of vertical line joing data point to regression line
= actual y value - pred. y value

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10
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what seasonal trend

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data fluctuates according to the calendar

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11
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what cyclical trend

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fluctuations repeat due to reasons other than the calendar

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12
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what irregular trend

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no obvious pattern

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13
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what is an arithmetic sequence

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the dif. between any two successive terms

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14
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whats the common dif, how do you find (arithmetic sequences)

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d = tn+1 - tn

e.g.
t2 - t1, t3 - t2, etc

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15
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how to make predictions using arithmetic sequence rule

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tn = t1 + (n-1)d

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16
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recurrence relation for a simple interest loan/ investment?

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Vo = a, Vn+1 = Vn + d

Vo = initial amount
d = interest added each year

17
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recurrence relation for straight-line depreciation?

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Vo = a, Vn + 1 = Vn - d

Vn = value of asses after n years
d = depreciation amount each year

18
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how to find future value of an asset with depreciation rule?

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Vn = Vo - nd

Vn = future value
Vo = initial value
d = amount of depreciation each year

19
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rule for when assets depreciate based on usage rather than age?

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Vo = a, Vn + 1= Vn - d

Vn = value of asset after n outputs
d = depreciation amounts per output

20
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how are geometric sequence terms found?

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multiplying each term by r (common ratio)
- to find this:
t2/t1, t3/t2, etc

21
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recursive def. of a geometric sequence?

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t1 = a, tn + 1 = tn x r (common ratio)

22
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general rule for geometric sequence?

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tn = t1 x r ^n-1

23
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recurrence relation for reducing balance depreciation

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Vo = purchase price,
Vn + 1 = Vn x (1-i)
i = depreciation rate
Vn = value of asset after n depreciating periods

24
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how to find the future value of an asset due to reducing value depreciation

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Vn = Vo (1 - i) ^n

Vn = future value
Vo = purchase price

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what degrees are the north and south poles
90 degrees (N or S)
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what are great circles
- the equator - all lines of longitude (not lat)
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where are tropic of cancer and capricorn
cancer - above equator (northern hem) capricorn - under equator (southern hem)
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how are locations stated
LAT (N or S), LONG. (E or W)
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what is radius of the Earth
approx. 6371km
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how many km is 1 degree
11.2km
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how to calc. distance in km between two places on same great circle
D = 11.2 angular distance (N/S)
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how to calc. distance between km in small circles
D = 111.2cos0 x angular distance 0 = degrees of latitude small circles have cos0 (cause radius has it in it)
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what are ahead/behind GMT
- all places East Greenwich are ahead - all places West Greenwich are behind
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calc.ing time difference
24 hrs = 360 degrees longitude 1 hr = 15 degrees long 4 min = 1 degree long
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