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Further Stats Year 1

AS Further Maths- Edexcel

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How do you work out E(X) of a discrete random variable? Σ (x P(X=x))
How do you work out E(X²) of a discrete random variable? Σ (x² P(X=x))
Var(X) = E(X²) - E(X)²
E(aX+b) = aE(X)+b
E(X+Y) = E(X) + E(Y)
Var(aX+b) = a²Var(X)
X~Po(λ). P(X=x) = (e^-λ λ^x) / x!
What are the three condition needed for the Poisson distribution to be suitable? Events occur: independently, singly (in space or time), at a constant average rate
X~Po(5), Y~Po(6), X+Y~Po(?) 11
X~Po(λ). E(X)= λ
X~Po(λ). Var(X)= λ
X~B(n,p). E(X)= np
X~B(n,p). Var(X)= np(1-p)
X~B(100,0.02) can be approximated by... because... X~Po(2) as n is large and p is small
What are the hypothesise for a hypothesis test for the mean of a Poisson distribution? H0- λ=(some value) H1- λ >/</≠ (some value)
How many critical regions/values does H1: λ > 3 have? 1 region 1 value
How many critical regions/values does H1: λ ≠ 3 have? 2 regions 2 values
What are the typical hypothesise for a chi sqaured test? H0- There is no difference between the observed and the theoretical distribution H1- There is a difference between the observed and the theoretical distribution
What does a goodness of fit tell us? How well an observed frequency fits to a known distribution
How do we calculate goodness of fit? Σ (Oi² / Ei) - N
χ² can approximate X² as long as... None of the expected values are below 5
Degrees of freedom= No. cells (after combining) - no. constraints
What are the 2 typical constraints? 1) A limited sample was used 2) A value was calculated beforehand
What dictates which χ² you use? Degrees of freedom
X² > χ² then... reject H0
X² < χ² then... accept H0
How do you work out expected values of a contingency table? (row total x column total) / grand total
How do you work out degrees of freedom of a contingency table? No. cells remaining after removing last row and column
Created by: XanderMoore
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