Probability
Sum of all probabilities.
What is 1.
To find if the amount of kids who got cotton candy at the fair was 40 or greater. Given that the mean and standard deviation are stated and the distribution is normal, what is the correct calculator input?
what is normalcdf
When creating an experiment, the variables you forget about that could impact the outcome.
The model best used to display the five number summary.
The square root of the variance.
What is standard deviation.
Probability of two mutually exclusive events.
What is the probability of P(A)+P(B)
What is 2propztest
Something that if goes unchecked can eliminate the validity of a test.
What are conditions.
Bell shaped distribution.
What is a normal model.
No outcomes in common.
What is mutually exclusive.
The formula to find expected value.
What is E(x)=∑x p(x)
When given both the probability and sample size, to find if something is less than.
What is binomcdf
The size of the sample is not sufficient.
What is n is less than 30.
A graph comparing multiple groups and differences in each individual group within each bar.
What is a segmented bar graph.
A sample of all from one group.
What is a cluster sample.
What is a Geometric model.
Probability of not having success in a set number of trials, given probability of success.
What is 1-geometcdf.
Accepting the null when it is invalid.
What is a type II error.
Visual representation of NOT mutually exclusive events.
What is a Venn Diagram.
Probability that an event does not occur.
What is a complement.
The mean of a random sample is a random variable whose sampling distributions can be approximated by a normal model. The larger the sample, the better the approximation will be.
Hint: best used for a larger population.
What is the Central Limit Theorem.
The combination of values of the success of both trials over the combination of the two samples to find one overall proportion.
What is p-pooled.
The tendency to overestimate a set of data and use it to assume conclusions significantly outside of the tested range.
What is extrapolating.
Formula to find t*
invT((1+C)/2,D)
Groups of individuals in a population that are similar in a certain way that might affect their responses.
What is strata.