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STAT CRSUH AP EXAM

QuestionAnswer
Quantitative Data explanations SOCCS ( shape, outlier, context, centers, spread)
IQR Q3-Q1
Outliers for IQR < Q1 - 1.5(IQR) > Q3 + 1.5(IQR)
z score (value - mean)/ sd
stat chart numbers 68, 95, 99
Correlation Explanations CDOFS ( context, direction, outliers, form, strength)
What is your correlation coefficient R (-1, 1)
Residual degree error of regression y - y(prediction) = residual * CLEAR plots are not good
positive residual underestimate
negative residual overestimate
Stratified Random Sample splits population into groups on shared traits
Cluster Sample randomly selects cluster from population
Matched Pairs Sample Based on specific characteristics, ex. male +women
Bad Sampling Convenience, Voluntary Response, Under coverage, Nonresponse, Response Bias
Observational Study observe without influencing subjects
Experiment manipulating variables applying treatments. 1 ) Comparison 2) Random Assignment 3) Control 4) Replication
Levels Specific values
Confounding when multiple values could effect the result
Placebo fake treatment
Single Blind Subjects dont know what treatment they are in in
Double Blind Subjects / Researchers dont know who is getting which treatment
Multally Exclusive two events have no overlap. Finding either probability just add
NonMutally Exclusive overlap. Finding either propability just add/ subtract overlap
Finding Both Probabilities NonIndependent: Multiple prob A with the Prob of B given A Independant: Multiply
Discrete Random sample a random variable that takes in specific, countable values exp. 91,2,3)
Continous Random Sample random sample based on variables
Adding / Subtracting Mean ux + uy / ux- uy
Adding/ Subtracting Standard Dev sqrroot qx^2 + oy^2
Binomial Random Variables several independent trial, recording specific outcomes. BINS. Binary (sucsess/ failure), Independent, Number (n), Sucsess ( p being the same)
Difference between Binary and Geometric Binary has fixed number of trials / Geometric has no fixed number of trials
Geomertic Random Variables trials required to find first sucess 1) Independent 2) denote by p 3) count # of trials
Statistic is a number that describes some characteristic of sample
parameter is a number that describes some characteristic of a population
Variability how scattered they are ( Precise is low variability)
Bias being completely off from target ( Accuracy is unbiased)
What happens when you multiply sample size by 4 sd is cut in 1/2
What cannot be determined when combing samples medians
blocking separating based on subjects being different
critical value value that gives are for p=.o5
t distribution population *x-u/s/ srq n
z distribution sample * infvnorm *x-u/ox
MOE zsqrroot p(1-p)/n
P( a or b) Pa + Pb - P ( a and b)
P( a given b) P ( A and B)/ P(B)
confidence levels to z score 90% - 1.645 95% - 1.96 99% - 2.574
point estimate midpoint of confidence interval
10% condition np >10 n(p-1)>10
confidence intervals without calc x + tsqroot P(p-1)/n
one tailed tests will have to options
paired test dependent
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