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AP Statistics Chapter 7 Random Variables
AP Statistics Chapter 7 Random Variables
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Join Ayesh's 1st Period Chapter #7 By: Arvind Prasad, Ryan Chan, Arvind Suriakanth.
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When random variables are not independent, the variance of their sum depends on the:
Standard Deviation
Dependent Variables and Correlation
Individuals and People
Individual Variances and Correlation
2
What is defined as variables which have a countable number of possible values?
Standard Deviation
Continuous Random Variable
Guessed Variables
Discrete Random Variables
3
Suppose Mew of X = 35 and Mew of Y = 10. According to the rules for means, what is Mew X+Y?
25
45
143
15
4
The variability of a test statistic is best described as:
amount of bias present
the stability of the population it describes
probability calculations
the spread of sampling distribution
5
A continuous random variable can be found in which of the following places:
age of a cow
weight of a cow
number of cows on a pasture
height of a cow
6
P(X = 0) = 0.3, P(X = 1) = 0.4, and P(X = 2) = 0.3 The mean of this probability distribution is
0.6
0.5
0.3
1
7
What is the area under a probability density curve equal to?
Random Variable
Under the density curve and above the values of X it makes
1
Above the density curve and above the values of X it makes
8
To reduce the variability of estimates from a simple random sample, you should:
Increase the bias
Use a smaller sample
Ask Mrs. Ayesh
Use a larger sample
9
The correlation between two independent random variables is
one
two
zero
three
10
P(X=0) = 0.3, P (X= 1) = 0.4, and P (X =2) = 0.3 What is the standard deviation?
1
0.3
0.6
0.5
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X and Y are independent. The S.D. of X is 25 and S.D. of Y is 30. What is the total S.D.?
30.051
45.056
39.051
40.051
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An error that occurs because of chance is called the:
sampling
nonsampling
probability
mean
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In the case of proportion, the sample size is large if:
np and nq are both greater than 5
less than or equal to 30
n is greater than or equal to 30
np and nq are both less than 5
14
Any linear combination of independent normal variables is
Fairly Distributed
Normally Distributed
Sorta Distributed
Unimodal Distribution
15
Two random variables X and y are _________ if one event doesn’t directly affect the other.
Dependent
Single
Independent
Lonely
16
Which of the following means the same as the expected value
z-score
standard deviation
probability
mean
17
Does a linear combination of independ. normal random variables have to be normally distributed?
All the Above
Maybe
No
Yes
18
As the sample size increases, the S.D. of the sampling distribution of the sample mean:
decreases
increases
remains the same
all of these
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Applying CLT to the sampling distribution of the sample mean, sample is considered to be large
if n is 30 or larger
if n is greater than 50
if n is 50 or larger
if n is larger than 30
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X has a mean of 380 and standard deviation of 80. What is the P value if x >400 ?
0.2500
0.2119
0.7839
0.7881
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What is variable whose value is a numerical outcome of a random phenomenon?
Some Random Variable
Discrete Random Variable
Continuous Random Variable
Random Variable
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The actual mean outcome of many trials gets close to the distribution mean with more trials:
Law of Large Numbers
Laws of Physics
Jim Crow Laws
Laws of thermodynamics