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Topics Mathematics (5 clips)
 Functions
 Sigma notation
 Differential calculus
 Matrices
Topics Statistics (6 clips)
 Random variables, events, pdf/cdf
 Expected values, mean/(co)variance rules and correlations
 Some important distributions
 From population to a sample
 Hypotheses testing/ p-values

Functions: Clip 1:

A linear function:




Interpretation of parameters: start at 25, 0,05 up for every hour studied
Root of the function, when is y equal to zero, negative amount for this. -25=0,05x,
solve.

Quadratic function: a positive, u shaped, a negative, n shaped.




A polynomial adds higher order powers of x into the function:


The roots of a quadratic function: a quadratic function has two roots:




Power of number of variables, 7 frequently used numbers: WRITE BEHIND

1

,Write down:




One example:




Write down:




2

,Clip 2: Functions part II: exponent and logarithmic

Exponential function:
It is sometimes the case that the relationship between two variables is best described
by an exponential function
- For example, when a variable grows (or reduces) at a rate in proportion
to its current value, we would write y = e^x with e a simple number:
2.71828.
Logarithms:
Logarithms were invented to simplify cumbersome calculations, since exponents can
then be added or subtracted, which is easier than multiplying or dividing the original
numbers
- Consider the power relationship 2^3 = 8
Using logarithms, we would write this as log2 8 = 3, or ‘the log to the base 2 of 8 is 3’

Hence, we could say that a logarithm is defined as the power to which the base must
be raised to obtain the given number More generally, if a^b = c, then we can also
write:




3

, The law of logs:




Example:




Write down:




4

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