Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

If the probability distribution is symmetric about the mean, it is a () distribution.

A

Gaussian/normal

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2
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What are the mean and std dev for ā€œzā€ if used in standard normal deviation?

A

mean=0 ; std dev=1

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3
Q

What is an experiment called when you do it without certainty of what will happen though you know the possible outcomes?

A

random experiment

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4
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What type of variable is it when you take the outcome and give it a number?

A

random variable

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5
Q

How do you correctly calculate an average?

A

(x,1)(p(x),1)+(x,2)(p(x),2)

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6
Q

The mean of the sampling distribution of the mean is the (same/different) as the mean of the original population

A

same

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7
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Which calculator function do you use to calculate the probability?

A

normalcdf

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8
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Which calculator function do you use to calculate the percentile #?

A

invNorm(

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9
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What is a value in the distribution that holds a specified percentage of the population below it?

A

percentile

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10
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How do you calculate the standard deviation of a sample?

A

(population std dev) / (square root of the sample size number)

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11
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What is a sampling distribution?

A

the collection of all possible sampling means

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12
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two types of estimates that can be produced for any population parameter

A

point estimate and confidence interval estimate

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13
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What is a single-valued estimate of the population parameter?

A

point estimate

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14
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What is a range of values for a population parameter with a level of confidence attached?

A

confidence interval estimate

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15
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What is built in by the CI and incorporates the confidence level and sampling variability or standard error of the point estimate?

A

margin of error

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16
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How to generate a (%) CI

A

Xbar + z*(s/square root of n)

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