Describing Data
Probability
Binomial Distribution/poisson
Normal Distribution
Hypothesis Testing
100

The most precise 

123 +/- 0.01

195 +/- 0.018

What is...

123 +/- 0.01

100

Mutually exclusive vs Independent events

What is..

Mutually exclusive (events cannot happen at the same time)

Independent (when outcome of one event does not influence the outcome of another)

100

SOLVE:

                   (8)

                   (5)

Pretend that there is one giant parenthesis around the 5 and the 3...you know what I am talking about!!! >:C

What is...56

100

Xi

What is raw data?

100

A P-Value of 0.018

What is...Reject the null hypothesis
200

Mean=90

Mode=94

Median=85

What is right skewed?

200

P(liking popcorn|likes watching movies)

What is...The probability of liking popcorn given that the person likes watching movies

200

The frequency table of a random sample shows that finding 8 flowers per quadrant had an expected probability of 0.0429. If you sampled this population again, how many flowers out of 628 would you expect to have 8 flowers per quadrant?

What is... 26.94

200

The number found by using the z-table

What is the proportion to the LEFT of the z-score

200

I think that my pet fish has no preference between fish food brand A and fish food brand B

What is the null hypothesis 
300

I want to see if music affects plant growth. I play rock and classical music to my plants and then measure the height of the plant in cm. Identify the types of variables. 

What is...

Music->categorical, explanatory, nominal

Cm->numerical, continuous, response.



300
The probability of a class playing and instrument is 0.29. The probability that a student can sing well is 0.42. The probability that a student can sing and can play and instrument is 0.1128.

What are dependent events?

300

CD -> greater than 1

CD->less than 1

CD = 1

What is...

(Clumped) CD -> greater than 1

(Dispersed) CD->less than 1

(Random) CD = 1

300

Mean=180 inches, 1SD=10 inches

How many inches is 2 SD above the mean?


What is...200 inches

300

P-Value

What is...Probability of getting the test statistic or more extreme assuming that the null hypothesis is true

400

You and your lab partners all measure the same thing but you find out that the values are not similar

What is Sampling error

400

Name the probability rule: I want to know the probability of blindly selecting a red shirt the first day, a green shirt the second day, and then a blue shirt the third day from my closet. (Assume that every shirt that I wore once will not return to the closet and will go to laundry) 

What is...sampling without replacement

400

Compare and Contrast Binomial and Poisson

What is ...

Binomial looks at the prob of X number of successes out of a certain number of trials. Poisson looks at probability of getting X number of individuals per space or time

400

Proportions will ALWAYS be smaller than finding a single individual at this extreme

What is...The sampling distribution from a normal distribution

400

Volunteers decide to participate in a study that tests if men and women have different pain tolerances.

State null and alt hypothesis

What is...

Null: Women and men have the same level of pain tolerance

Alt: Men and women have different levels of pain tolerance

500

Explain how you find the mean and median of a frequency table

What is..

mean: mult both columns and add each number. Then divide by total to find average

Median: use (n+1)/2 OR (n+2)/2 and (n/2) to find middle digit of total frequency. Use middle value to find median.

500

What is the probability choosing from a deck of cards and getting a red card or an ace?

What is 28/52

500

Suppose you randomly sample 6 rats from a population where each rat has a probability of 0.38 of knowing how to cook a five star meal. What is the probability that exactly 2 rats can cook a five star meal?

What is... 0.32

500

Find the proportion above 160

180 = mean

SD=10


what is 0.9772
500

Explain the difference between a one tailed and a two tailed test.

What is...

One tailed: Used to test if test statistic differs in a specific direction

Two tailed: Used to test if test statistic differs in either direction.