S1 Flashcards

1
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Mean of discrete data

A

Sum of x/ n

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2
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Mean of grouped data

A

Sum of fx / sum of f

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3
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Combined mean equation

A

(N1mean1+n2mean2)/n1+n2

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4
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Discrete variance equation

A

Sum of x squared /n - (sum of x/n) squared

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5
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What is an outlier?

A

> upper quartile + 1.5 x interquartile range

< lower quartile -1.5 x interquartile range

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6
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What should you look for when comparing data?

A

Measure of location and measure of spread

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7
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How do you work out frequency from a histogram?

A

Area underneath

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8
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Equation for frequency density

A

frequency/class width

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9
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How can you determine whether or not a distribution is skewed?

A

Quartiles
Box plots
Measures of location
Calculate 3(mean - median)/ standard deviation

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10
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How can you use measure of location to determine skewness?

A

Mode = median = mean (symmetrical)
Mode < median < mean ( positive)
Mode > median > mean (negative)

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11
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What is a sample space?

A

The set of all possible outcomes of an experiment

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12
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what is an event?

A

A collection of one or more outcomes.

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13
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What is the equation for P(AuB)?

A

A+b-i

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14
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What sort of data is represented on a histogram?

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Continuous and summarised in a group frequency distribution

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15
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What must a random variable always be?

A

A numerical value

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16
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How does a RANDOM variable occur?

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when the value of a variable is the outcome of an experiment