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Probability and Stats Chapter 1
Probability and Stats Chapter 1
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Choose the correct answer.
17/50, 34%
8/25, 34%
8/25, 3.4%
17/50, 3.4%
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The number of limbs on a 2-year-old oak tree is 21.
Continuous
Discrete
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Choose the correct answer.
Random
Stratified
Cluster
Systematic
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A characteristic or attribute that can assume different values.
hypothesis
variable
experiment
answer
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The science of conducting studies to collect, organize, summarize, analyze, & draw conclusions.
Algebra 2
Probability
Statistics
Discrete Math
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The total number of phone calls a sales representative makes in a month is 425.
Discrete
Continuous
7
Identify the population.
the sophomores
50,000 selected college students
All college students
the juniors
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Choose the correct answer.
Observational
Experimental
9
Choose the correct answer.
7 clients
700 clients
7000 clients
70 clients
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Identify the sample.
the seniors
50,000 college students
the freshmen
all college students
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a group of subjects selected from a population
team
class
sample
group
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A variable that is numerical and can be ordered or ranked.
Qualitative
Continuous
Discrete
Quantitative
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What is wrong with this survey?
this is not a random sample
nothing is wrong
the sample is to random
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A variable that can be obtained by measuring. It lies between any two specific values.
Quantitative
Discrete
Continuous
Qualitative
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The subjects in which college students major.
Nominal
Interval
Ratio
Ordinal
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Amount of fat (in grams) in cookies.
Nominal
Ratio
Ordinal
Interval
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Consists of all subjects that are being studied.
population
class
sample
the US
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Choose the correct answer.
Observational
Experimental
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Choose the correct answer.
Random
Systematic
Cluster
Convenience
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the US census would be an example of.....
using a population
using a sample
odds
probability