The total number of objects to ever exist; more than the sample shown
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What is the sample?
The number of objects presented in the problem
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Parameter
(p), the true proportion of objects in the problem \
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Statistic
(p hat), proportion of objects from the larger sample (shown as a percentage or fraction; point estimate)
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Margin of error
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How to find the true proportion (parameter, p) of the data
point estimate (statistic, p hat) +/- margin of error
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What is the confidence interval?
The mean of your estimate plus and minus the variation in that estimate
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What is the confidence level?
Another way to describe probability
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How to interpret the confidence interval
“We are __% confident that the interval from (A) to (B) captures the true (context of the problem)” (states all values A-B are plausible)
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How to interpret the confidence level
“If we take many, many samples and calculate a confidence interval for each, about __% of them will capture the (parameter context of the problem)”