Higher Applications of Maths

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correlation coefficient

measures the strength of a linear relationship

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correlation coefficient = 0.843

strong positive correlation

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correlation coefficient = - 0.364

weak negative correlation

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the p-value is < 0.05

we can reject the null hypothesis, there is a significant difference between the two means.

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why can't we make future predictions based on only a few pieces of data?

Sample size is too small to make assumptions, we are extrapolating too far if we assume a trend continues well into the future

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how do you calculate the rate of change?

m = change in y/change in x or m = V/H

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which type of mathematical relationship is this:

Weight = 1.05 (Height) + 30

Linear relationship (y=mx+c)

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which type of mathematical relationship is this:

Loan = 3000 x 1.03^years

Exponential relationship (y = Cb^x)

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which type of mathematical relationship is this:

Un = 0.65 (Un-1) + 30

Recurrence relationship

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what comments can you make about boxplots

1) If there are any outliers present

2) Which group has the larger spread

3) Which group has the higher median

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What type of data is: The height of a plant

numerical continuous

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What type of data is: A person's heart rate

numerical continuous

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What type of data is: A person's method of transport

categorical nominal

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What type of data is: The number of pupils in a school

numerical discrete

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what is the r-studio code for: computing the correlation coefficient

cor.test (X,Y)

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what is the r-studio code for: computing the coefficient of determination (r-squared)

summary(lm(Y~X))

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what does the coefficient of determination (r-squared) measure?

how much of the variation in the data can be explained by our model. A high r-squared value is good.

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what is the r-studio code for: getting the coefficients needed to write your regression equation

lm(Y~X) Remember Y is the dependent variable

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Name 2 measures of location

mean and median

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Name 2 measures of spread

standard deviation and IQR

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What measures of location and spread would you use for normally distributed data

mean and standard deviation

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what measures of location and spread would you use for data with a skewed distribution

median and IQR

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What is the Excel function for: calculating the mean

=AVERAGE(...

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What is the Excel function for: calculating the total

=SUM(...

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What is the Excel function for: keeping cell G7 constant

G$7

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What is the Excel function for: calculating the standard deviation

=STDEV(...

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In PERT charts what is the critical path

the shortest time the entire project can be completed in (which is the longest path on the chart)

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How do you calculate the area of a rectangle

A = length x breadth

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How do you calculate the area of a triangle

A = 1/2 x base x height

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which hypothesis test would you use: to determine if there is a significant difference between the mean of 2 different groups

two sample t-test (since two seperate groups)

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which hypothesis test would you use: to determine if there is a significant difference between the mean exam score before and after revision

paired t-test (since based on the same person twice)

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which hypothesis test would you use: to determine if there is a significant difference in the proportion of one group to the proportion of another

z-test