Counting Techniques
Probability
Compound Events
Characterizing Data
Data Displays
100
A collection of outcomes.
What is an event?
100
When all possible outcomes are listed in one place.
What is the Sample Space?
100
This is when there is no shared or common data between events.
What is a Mutually Exclusive Event?
100
Data that can be described as categorical.
What is qualitative data?
100
This type of data display always requires a frequency table.
What is a histogram?
200
All possible results.
What are outcomes?
200
An outcome that you want to happen or that you are looking for.
What is a Favorable Outcome?
200
This when data is counted twice by virtue of being in more than one category.
What is an Overlapping Event?
200
Data that can be counted.
What is quantitative data?
200
This is the graph you use when you want to see the data in it's entirety or as a whole.
What is a circle graph?
300
A counting technique that breaks down every possible outcome for each event.
What is a tree diagram?
300
The probability based on what should happen under ideal or perfect circumstances.
What is Theoretical Probability?
300
These events can be stated as the probability that something will happen and the probability that something won't happen.
What are complementary events?
300
When there are two categories of data being analyzed.
What is bivariate data?
300
You use this graph when you want correlate the data using the leading digits.
What is a stem and leaf plot.
400
A calculation of possible outcomes where the order in which the outcomes happen is unimportant.
What is a combination?
400
This is what happens when you actually perform the stated events.
What is Experimental Probability?
400
When the probability of the second event is not affected by what happens in the first event.
What is an Independent Event?
400
When the data can only be expressed as whole number.
What is discrete data?
400
This type of graph requires five specific numbers in order to diagram it correctly.
What is a box and whisker plot?
500
When the outcomes happen in a certain way.
What is a permutation?
500
This is when the opposite of what you want to happen, happens.
What is Unfavorable?
500
This is when the first event impacts the probability of the second event.
What is a dependent event?
500
When the data can be demonstrated on a number line as mixed numbers or decimals or fractions.
What is continuous data?
500
This kind of display is drawn in such a way as to lead the viewer into believing something about the data when it isn't true.
What is misleading data?
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