AP Statistics Q3 IA Review A

What will happen if I add the mean of sample A which is 10 to the mean of sample B which is 10?

Given a skewed population distribution, which sample size is the minimum I need to assume normalcy based on CLT

If my p value is -0.03 and I reject the null hypothesis, I am correct in how I did the test since it's less than a=0.05.

Which sample size would likely be most skewed from the mean of the population?

If my probabilities for picking A, B, and C total 1, and P(A) = 1/5, P(B) = 2/5, and P(C) = 2/5, what's P(A or B)?

What is the vocabulary term for my value that I bring to the z-score table during a one proportion significance test?

Which of the following provides the confidence level for the critical value of 2.005?

Which of the following best describes the term cumulative?

If my average value is 10, which of the following averages is that of a right skewed sample?

If my population is normal and my sample size is 20, I can conclude I have a normal distribution sample.

If I have a sample of 89 and a sample of 90, what is my degrees of freedom?

When was Mr. Massic's first day teaching the AP Statistics class?

What does CSCOSC stand for?

What is my tail probability given 90% confidence?

What does CLT stand for?

A calculator is allowed on ALL parts of the AP Statistics Exam

What is my final step in a significance test?

Which of the following represents an incorrectly written confidence interval?

Inferences is the biggest unit in AP Statistics and will makeup the largest percentage of the AP Exam's content.

If I took a sample of all of the students in my class that were wearing jerseys for their sports team's game, I have a

What symbol represents the null hypothesis?

What is my power of the test if I report a student that rightfully had a pass to be in the hallway?

Which of the following critical values is closest to the critical value of 88% confidence?

Which of the following is used to calculate for the probability of the number of trials until a success occurs?

The power of the test fixes the type 2 error so that the outcome is correct

If my probabilities for picking A, B, and C total 1, and P(A) = 1/5, P(B) = 2/5, what is P(C)?

What is the definition of a z-score?

What will happen if I have a pvalue of .03 & I have to adjust my alpha value from .1 to 0.05 due to a two sided context?

A p-value of 0.023 x 10^-5 equals

Both requirements of my central limit theorem must be met for me to assume normalcy.