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Statistics Portage CNSL 503 Exam 2

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Statistics - ANSWER-A branch of science chiefly concerned with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of empirical data. A set of mathematical tools that help us tell stories with data and help us use data to decide which stories to trust. It is used to quantify and manage uncertainty. Variation - ANSWER-An inherent component of all living systems. Uncertainty - ANSWER-Variation and incomplete information. Sampling Error - ANSWER-The variation that we see among multi...

Is a quantitative variable always measured in numbers? - ANSWER-Yes Is any measurement that you record from a sample a variable? - ANSWER-False What is a statistic? - ANSWER-The measure that is taken from the whole sample as a summary of the sample Sample data skewed to the left, then longer tail is at the... - ANSWER-Left What is sensitive to outliers? - ANSWER-Median Formula to calculate standard deviation - ANSWER-s = sqrt(sum(x1-xbar)^2 / n-1) How to calculate degrees of fr...

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Stat 503 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Numeric or quantitative variables - Answer-- describe traits that are measured or counted - have magnitude and units - are either continuous or discrete - Numeric variables can be treated as categories if: -- The variable is discrete and the number of possible values is small. (e.g. number of children in a household) -- Only a few specific values are included in the data by design (e.g., three dosage levels in an experimental drug trial). Con...

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STAT 503 Final EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers Is a quantitative variable always measured in numbers? - CORRECT ANSWER - Yes Is any measurement that you record from a sample a variable? - CORRECT ANSWER - False