Statistics Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Average (Arithmetic Mean)

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Evenly Spaced Sets

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Counting the Number of Integers in a Set of Consecutive integers (inclusive)

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Highest Number - Lowest Number + 1

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Counting the Number of Multiples of an Integer in a Set of Consecutive integers (inclusive)

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Average (Arithmetic Mean) in a Set of Consecutive Integers

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Weighted Average Equation

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Boundaries of a Weighted Average

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The weighted average of two different data point with the greater number of observations or the the greater weighted percentage

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Median

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When a set is numerically ordered, the median is the value in the middle of the arranged set

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Calculating Median with an Odd # of Terms

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Calculating the Median with an Even # of Terms

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Mean = Median

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In an evenly spaced set, the mean is equal to the median of the set

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12
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Mode

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The mode is the number that appears most frequently in a data set

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13
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Range

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= Highest Number in a Set - Lowest Number in a Set

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14
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Standard Deviation Range

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-> High Value = mean + x(sd)
-> Low value = mean - x(sd)

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15
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Two Important Standard Deviation Rules

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Adding/Subtracting a constant to each term in a set of numbers
–> The standard deviation does not change

Multiplying/Dividing each term in a set of numbers by a constant
–> The standard deviation will also be multiplied or divided by that amount

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