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7.1 quiz AP STAT

front 1

P HAT

back 1

p

front 2

X BAR

back 2

Mean symbol

front 3

s

back 3

standard deviation symbol

front 4

sampling districution

back 4

the distribution of values for a statistic for all possible samples of a given size from a given population.

front 5

A good statistic has:

back 5

1. Low bias

2. Low variability

front 6

Biased

back 6

Consistently overestimates or consistently underestimates the true population parameter. (often skewed)

front 7

Unbiased

back 7

Mean of the sampling distribution is equal to the population parameter.

front 8

Parameter

back 8

a number that describes some characteristic of the population.

front 9

Statistic

back 9

a number that describes some characteristic of the sample.

front 10

X BAR (the sample mean) ESTIMATES ---->

back 10

Mean symbol (the population mean)

front 11

P HAT (the sample proportion) ESTIMATES ----->

back 11

p (the population proportion)

front 12

s (the sample SD) ESTIMATES ----->

back 12

SD symbol (the population SD)

front 13

sampling variability

back 13

different random samples of the same size from the same population produce different values for a statistic

front 14

sampling distribution

back 14

Distribution of values taken by the statistic in all possible samples (ideal pattern)

front 15

variability of a statistic

back 15

described by the spread.