Unit 5 Quiz 2

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General Formula

point estimate ± margin of error

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Specific Formula for one sample

p-hat ± Z* sqrt((p-hat (1-p-hat))/n)

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1.282

80% Confidence Z*

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1.645

90% Confidence Z*

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1.96

95% Confidence Z*

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2.576

99% Confidence Z*

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Margin of Error

sqrt[(p(1-p)/n]

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Classify

Variable

Type of Study

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Choose

Procedure

Parameter

Confidence Level

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Check

Random (+independent for difference)

10%

Large Counts Condition

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Calculate

Plug in Numbers

Calculate

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Conclude

“We are _% confident that the true proportion that the interval ____ to ____ captures the true proportion of _____”

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Specific Formula for two samples

(p-hat1 - p-hat2) ± z* sqrt[(p-hat1(1-p-hat1)/ n1) + (p-hat2(1-p-hat2)/n2)]

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(+,+)

Convincing evidence the first proportion is greater

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(-,-)

Convincing evidence the first proportion is smaller

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(-,+)

No convincing evidence of a difference

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Procedure

One sample z-interval for p

Two sample z-interval for p1-p2

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Parameter

p= the true proportion of [context]

p1-p2= the true difference in proportion of [context] (p1 in context- p2 in context)

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Confidence Level

Given in the problem

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Random

Random Sample of ___ [in context]

Participants were randomly assigned

Independent Random Samples were taken

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10% condition

Samples are less than 10% of entire population

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10% is not needed when you are not sampling without replacement

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Large Counts Condition

Sample(p) >= 10

Sample(1-p) >= 10

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Variables

State the variable and if it is categorical or quantitative for observational studies

If experiment: state explanatory and response variable