INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY AND
STATISTICS ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
PACKAGE
●● pdf of standard normal
Answer: −∞
e−z2/2dz =√2π
●● Population
Answer: The collection of items under discussion (finite or infinite)
●● Census
Answer: Record observations for entire population
●● Survey
Answer: Observations on a subset of a population
●● Sample
Answer: A subset of a population
,●● Experiment
Answer: Different treatments are applied to different experimental units
●● Observational Study
Answer: Observations on units that are not given treatments
●● Quantitative variable
Answer: Measurements or counts (continuous or discrete)
●● Continuous Variable
Answer: Measurements (interval or ratio scale)
●● Discrete variable
Answer: Counts (usually non-negative integers)
●● Qualitative Variable
Answer: Classifies objects into categories (categorical or ordinal)
●● Categorical variable
Answer: No sense of order in the categories (color of eyes)
●● Ordinal variable
, Answer: Variables have a natural order in the categories (inactive,
slightly active..)
●● Dotplot
Answer: Simplest plot of quantitative data good for showing clusters,
gaps and outliers (up to 25 data)
●● Median
Answer: Middle value of n if odd and average of two middle values if n
is even
●● Range
Answer: Maximum-Minimum (very sensitive to extreme values or
outliers)
●● Minimum
Answer: The smallest value
●● Maximum
Answer: The biggest value
●● Quartiles
Answer: Divide data into four equal parts
STATISTICS ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
PACKAGE
●● pdf of standard normal
Answer: −∞
e−z2/2dz =√2π
●● Population
Answer: The collection of items under discussion (finite or infinite)
●● Census
Answer: Record observations for entire population
●● Survey
Answer: Observations on a subset of a population
●● Sample
Answer: A subset of a population
,●● Experiment
Answer: Different treatments are applied to different experimental units
●● Observational Study
Answer: Observations on units that are not given treatments
●● Quantitative variable
Answer: Measurements or counts (continuous or discrete)
●● Continuous Variable
Answer: Measurements (interval or ratio scale)
●● Discrete variable
Answer: Counts (usually non-negative integers)
●● Qualitative Variable
Answer: Classifies objects into categories (categorical or ordinal)
●● Categorical variable
Answer: No sense of order in the categories (color of eyes)
●● Ordinal variable
, Answer: Variables have a natural order in the categories (inactive,
slightly active..)
●● Dotplot
Answer: Simplest plot of quantitative data good for showing clusters,
gaps and outliers (up to 25 data)
●● Median
Answer: Middle value of n if odd and average of two middle values if n
is even
●● Range
Answer: Maximum-Minimum (very sensitive to extreme values or
outliers)
●● Minimum
Answer: The smallest value
●● Maximum
Answer: The biggest value
●● Quartiles
Answer: Divide data into four equal parts