formulas
vocab
conditions
types of samples
misc.
100

z-score formula 

what is z= statistic - parameter / standard error of statistic 

100

Definition of mean

The total sum of all the values divided by the number of values in the sample 

100

conditions for a binomial setting

pass/fail, independent, fixed probability, fixed trials

100

a sample type where individuals are sampled based on how available they are

convenience sample

100

the numbers 68,95,99.7 are...

the imperical rule

200

outlier rule

1.5(Q3-Q1)

Q3+(1.5 rule)

Q1 - (1.5 rule)

200

definition of percentile 

the value with p% of observations less than or equal to it

200

conditions for geometic setting

pass/fail, fixed probability, independent, looking for the number of outcomes

200

choosing individuals from a population that each person has equal chance of being selected

simple random sample

200

SOCS

shape, outliers, center, spread

300

slope formula 

=r(Sy/Sx)
300

parameter vs statistic definition

parameter- a number that describes the population

statistic - a number calculated from the sample data

300

conditions for one sample tests or intervals 

random, independent, normal (large counts)

300

population is divided into smaller groups and individuals are randomly selected from every group

stratified random sample

300
FUDS

Form, unusual, direction, strength

400

addition rule

P(A or B)= P(A) + P(B) - P(A n B)

400

Precision vs accuracy definition 

precision - low variability 

accuracy - close to true value

400

conditions for chi-squared

random, independent, large counts

400

population divided into smaller groups, randomly select group, and sample the entire group

cluster sample

400

type one error vs type two error

type one: reject Ho but His true 

type two: fail to reject Hbut Ha is true

500

Chi-Squared formula 

x2= sum (observed-expected)2/expected

500

definition of power

the probability that the test will correctly find convincing evidence for Ha

500

conditions for an inference about slope

linear, Independent, normal, equal standard deviation, random

500
name all the types of sample bias

voluntary response, undercoverage, non-response, response 

500

describe the a confidence level

If we were to select many random samples of the same size from the same population and construct a c% confidence internal using each sample, about c% of the intervals would capture [parameter in context]