Probability
Probability Distros
Normal Distros
Central Limit Thm
Potpourri
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This is the probability that you draw a diamond or face card from a standard deck

What is 22/52?

100

This is the probability that exactly 6 of 8 people in a sampled group use a smartphone if the probability that a randomly sample person uses a smartphone is 54%

What is 0.147?

100

The area under a density curve is always this

What is 1?

100

The CLT applies if either of these two conditions are met

What are the population is normally distributed or n>30?
100

This is the name of how many standard deviations a value is above or below the mean

What is a z-score?

200

This is the probability of guessing the first 5 digits of pi correctly

What is 1/100,000?

200

This is the expected value of a four sided die that has a probability of 1/5 of a 1, 1/5 of a 2, 1/5 of a 3, and 2/5 of a 4

What is 2.8?

200

If P(z>1.21)=0.1123, then this is P(0<z<1.21)

What is 0.3877?

200

If IQ is designed such that the mean population IQ is 100 with a standard deviation of 15, then this is the probability of randomly selecting someone with an IQ exceeding 115

What is 0.1587?

200

A uniform distribution of width 10 has this probability when selecting exactly 7

What is zero?

300

This is the probability of a randomly selected subject being a child given the subject has the flu, if a sample contains 10 adults with flu, 12 adults without, 5 children with the flu, and 7 without

What is 5/15?

300

Recalling, sigma=sqrt(sum[(x-mu)^2 * P(x)]) If the probability of 1 out of 3 people okay with AI is 0.3, 2 out of 3 is 0.6, and 0 out of 3 is 0.1, then this is the standard deviation of the probability distribution

What is 0.67?

300

The first decile of a normally distributed population has a mean of 70 and a standard deviation of 5

What is 63.6?

300
Suppose a brand of soda is normally distributed such that the mean weight is 12oz with a standard deviation of 0.11oz. This is the probability of randomly selecting 36 cans with a sample mean weight of 12.19oz

What is 0.0001?

300

If there is a 10% probability of an event failing, then this is the probability of getting fewer than 2 out of 5 successes

What is 0.000451?