AP Statistics Cumulative Notes Study Guide, Complete content summary of all units in AP Statistics, combination of notes gathered from several textbooks (AP Barron's, Princeton etc) , FRQ Question types, MCQ examples and common mistakes.
Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data, Unit 2: Exploring Two-V...
,Sample space : set of all possible outcomes
Event : any collection of outcomes in the sample space
Both Tasks : Min Mxn and
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Mutually Exclusive (Disjoint) Event : A and B have no outcomes in common
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Individuals and Variables
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② object described by set of data exlppl animals , things
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2. Variable
to characteristics of an individual
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takes different values for different individuals
1) Quantitative : takes numerical values ex) height , weight GPA,
2) Categorical ( qualitative ) : places individual into one of categories breed of dog
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engender , hair color ,
Distribution of available
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Distribution : what values the variable takes
clustered together
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1. Distribution of categorical Value
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2) Outliers / extreme values : Min -
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4) Spread / range , lnterquartile Range)
Skewed Distribution Skewed Left Skewed Right
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frequency graph increase rapidly in beginning mean -
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2) Skewed Left :
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Describing Destributions with Numbers
1) Mean
2) Median
3) Range / Max Mint
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5) Five Number Summary / Min ,Ql,Med,Q3 ,
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Center of Distribution normal
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mean pulled towards skewness Linear Transformation
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