2.2 ONE QUANTITATIVE VARIABLE

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what is the notation for population mean?

MU - μ

  • represents the population mean (the average of an entire group).


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why is bell shaped graph preferred?

It is a symmetrical graph that shows how data is spread out, with most values clustering near the average and fewer values at the extreme

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what way does a right skewed graph go?

most values are on the left

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what way does a left skewed graph go?

most values are on the right

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what is the sample size notation?

the number of cases in the sample, is denoted as n

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what are variable notations?

x & y

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what is a mean?

the mean or average if the data values

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what is the equation for mean?

Mean = sum of all data values/number of data values

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what does the x - bar notation mean?

sample mean

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what is range?

the range is the difference between the largest or maximum value and the smallest or minimum value

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how do we find range?

subtract the biggest number (MAX) - smallest number (MIN)

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what is standard deviation?

the standard deviation for a quantitative variable measure the spread of the sea

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what is the notation for SAMPLE standard deviation?

s

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what is the notation POPULATION standard deviation?

σ (“sigma”)

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what is a z-score?

measures how far from the mean a data value is

  • the z score for a data value, x is

    • z = x-x(bar)/s (stand.dev.)


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what else does the z-score provide?

  • is the # of standard deviations a value falls from the mean

  • puts values on a common scale w/ the center at 0 where values farther from 0 are more extreme


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what is the 95% rule?

if a distribution of data approx. bell-shaped about 95% of the data should fall within 2 standard deviations of the mean ( And about 99.7% of the data should fall within 3 standard deviations of the mean!)

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when is 95% applies in POPULATION?

95% of the data will be between…

mu - 2(sigma) and mu + 2(sigman

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when is 95% applies in SAMPLE?

95% of the data will be between …

Xbar - 2 (standard deviation) & Xbar +2(standard deviation)

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does the 95% rule apply to everything?

NO! only bell shaped graphs