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1
There are 25 marbles in a box, 7 green, 8 red, and 10 blue, what is the probability of not picking the red marble?
28%
68%
32%
40%
2
A poll was given, and 100 people answered, the margin of error for this poll is what value (assume +/-)?
4 %
10 %
3.5 %
1 %
3
In how many distinct ways can you arrange the letters in the word TO
1
6
2
4
4
Flipping a coin and rolling a die are examples of dependent events
True
False
5
When studying a sample a claim about the population is called a hypothesis
True
False
6
For a permutation you care about all the different arrangements you can make from a group of items
True
False
7
In a survey you ask people their ethnicity, this type of data is called ____
Quantitative Discrete
Qualitative Ordinal
Quantitative Continuous
Qualitative Nominal
8
The Venn Diagram below is an example of an overlapping event
False
True
9
Finding the mean, median, and mode are examples of inferential statistics
True
False
10
Mr. Zagorski has 14 players on the baseball team, he needs to choose a group of 9 to start, this is an example of a
permutation problem
combination problem
fundamental counting principle
Inferential Statistics
11
How many face cards are in a standard deck of 52 playing cards?
13
26
12
4
12
To pick a sample you break people into groups and then randomly select people from each group. This type of sample is a
Convenience Sample
Systematic sample
Stratified Sample
Cluster Sample
13
You study 40 people and ask them their weight, you plot this data on a dot plot, this type of data is ____
Qualitative Ordinal
Quantitative Discrete
Quantitative Continuous
Qualitative Nominal
14
Based on the Venn diagram below how many people own cats?
8
16
6
10
15
In the dot plot below how many people spent at least 6 hours doing homework?
none of these
19
3
6