C955 applied probability and statistics Question and
answers already passed 2026/2027
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Whole Number a number without fractions (Ex: 1)
integer All whole numbers (both positive and negative) and
Rational numbers zero. (Ex: 1 or -5) Any number that can be expressed
4. Real Numbers theaset
as of all rational and irrational numbers
fraction
5. Set A collection of things, usually numbers.
6. Discrete Data A collection of data values that are distinct, separated, and
unconnected. "is
counted"
7. Continous Data A collection of data values whose values are not divisible into distinct
units "is
measured"
8. Interval A set of numbers between two given numbers.
9. −1xdd3 [−1,3][-1,3]
10. −5<x<−2 (−5,−2)(-5,-2)
11. you flip a coin 6 how many possible out-comes are there?
times. There are
2 possible
outcomes for
every flip —
heads or tails.
What does this
look like?
12. If a six-sided die
is rolled 3 times,
1/
10
, 2^6 TWO possible outcomes
ran SIX times
6^3 SIX possible outcomes ran THREE times
13.
2/
10
answers already passed 2026/2027
Study online at
Whole Number a number without fractions (Ex: 1)
integer All whole numbers (both positive and negative) and
Rational numbers zero. (Ex: 1 or -5) Any number that can be expressed
4. Real Numbers theaset
as of all rational and irrational numbers
fraction
5. Set A collection of things, usually numbers.
6. Discrete Data A collection of data values that are distinct, separated, and
unconnected. "is
counted"
7. Continous Data A collection of data values whose values are not divisible into distinct
units "is
measured"
8. Interval A set of numbers between two given numbers.
9. −1xdd3 [−1,3][-1,3]
10. −5<x<−2 (−5,−2)(-5,-2)
11. you flip a coin 6 how many possible out-comes are there?
times. There are
2 possible
outcomes for
every flip —
heads or tails.
What does this
look like?
12. If a six-sided die
is rolled 3 times,
1/
10
, 2^6 TWO possible outcomes
ran SIX times
6^3 SIX possible outcomes ran THREE times
13.
2/
10
