AP Stats - Unit 2 Vocabulary

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Two way Table

lists two categorical variables who have been paired up in some way

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side by side bar graph

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segmented bar graph

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mosaic plot

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joint relative frequency

ratio of the number of times a specific combination of outcomes (a single cell) occurs to the total number of observations

amount divided by table total

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marginal relative frequency

ratio of the total number of occurrences for a single variable total to the total number of observations

Row or column total divided by table total

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conditional relative frequency


The proportion or percentage of individuals in a specific category of one variable who fall into a particular category of another variable.

total divided by row or column total

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Sample Space

The set of all possible outcomes in a probability experiment.

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Event

A subset of a sample space representing one or more possible outcomes of a probability experiment.

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P(A)

The probability of event A occurring in a probability experiment.

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Range of probabilities

from 0 to 1, where 0 indicates impossibility and 1 indicates certainty.

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Sum of probabilities

The total probability of all possible outcomes in a probability experiment, which equals 1.

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Theoretical Probability

the number of favorable outcomes divided by the total number of possible outcomes. What should happen given the sample space.

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empirical probability

the ratio of the number of times an event occurs to the total number of trials or observations. What actually happens in a simulation or experiment.

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Law of large numbers

As an experiment is repeated over more and more trials, the empirical (observed) probability gets closer and closer to the true theoretical probability.