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stat 201 - Practice Exam 1 Version 1 questions 
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Newstat 201 - Practice Exam 1 Version 1 questions 
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A province's Health department wants to know whether the health system is 
achieving its goals in the province. The province has 3.9 million people. The 
ministry conducted a Survey, which interviewed 61,239 people who live in the 
province. The results showed that 45% of the surveyed people were satisfied. 
Which are the population and the parameter, respectively? 
a) Population: 3.9 million people in the province; Parame...
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stat 201- vocab questions and answers Graded 
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Newstat 201- vocab questions and answers Graded 
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population 
all the subjects of interest 
Sample 
subset of the population 
parameters 
Numerical summaries from a population are called 
inferential statistics 
Methods for making predictions about a population when we do not haveall the 
data are called 
statistics 
Numerical summaries from a sample are called 
descriptive statistics 
Methods for summarizing collected data are called
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STAT 201- Exam 1 TAMU questions and 
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NewSTAT 201- Exam 1 TAMU questions and 
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role of statistician -1. Design Studies 
2. Analyze Data 
3. Translate data into knowledge and understanding of the world around us 
descriptive statistics -organizing and summarizing data 
inferential statistics -formal methods for drawing conclusions from data 
probability -mathematical study of uncertainty- foundation of statistics 
population -all individuals, objects, or things whose proper
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STAT 201 - Exam 1 – UTK questions and 
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NewSTAT 201 - Exam 1 – UTK questions and 
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stem and leaf plot -univariate quantitative 
dot plot -univariate quantitative 
histogram -univariate quantitative 
Pareto Chart -univariate cate
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STAT 201; Exam 1 questions and answers 
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NewSTAT 201; Exam 1 questions and answers 
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summary or descriptive statistics -statistics to make the leap from 
historical data to story telling; use of DS and charts to summarize the data to 
identity trends 
Inferential Statistics -use of descriptive statistics of a sample to make 
estimates bout the population. 
Subject -the person or thing we are studying or measuring 
Variable -characteristic observed of the subject 
Examples of subject -People, STAT 201 stud
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Stat 201 UTK Final Exam questions and 
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NewStat 201 UTK Final Exam questions and 
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Which of the following must be met for all confidence intervals? - 
Randomness and Less than 10% Condition 
When do you use the Success/Failure for the 3rd condition? -Categorical 
Variables 
What condition do you need 5 of? -Expected Cell Count 
When doing the hypothesis test on the mean, which is a condition that must be 
met? -Nearly Normal Condition 
What must be met for all quantitative data
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stat 201 utk exam 1 questions and answers 
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Newstat 201 utk exam 1 questions and answers 
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matters 
variable type 
statistics noun 
numbers, values, data, and calculations made from data 
statistics verb 
a way of reasoning,
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STAT 201 Unit 2 questions and answers 
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NewSTAT 201 Unit 2 questions and answers 
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Variable -characteristic observed in a study 
Categorcial variables -contain observations that belong to a specific 
category 
Nominal Category -categories that cannot be inherently ordered (Blood 
Type or Zip Code) 
Ordinal Category -Categories that can be inherently ordered 
Quantitative Variables -variables take obse
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Stat 201 test 2 questions and answers Graded 
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NewStat 201 test 2 questions and answers Graded 
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Chapter 10 - 
1. Why do we use data tables? -Data tables are used to summarize large 
amounts of information. We use them to show us what is going on with the data 
overall, instead of what is going on with each individual. 
2. What three things are necessary for a clear data table? -The three things 
that are necessary for a clear data table are: a 
main heading giving the subject and the date of the data, 
labels within the table to identify th...
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STAT 201 questions and answers Graded A+
NewSTAT 201 questions and answers Graded A+ 
Sort the following estimates from most to least likelihood of being accurate: - 
- The average salary of americans last year was between 20,000 and 50,000 
- the average salary of americans last year was between 30,000 and 40,000 
- the average annual salary of americans last year was 35,000 
The lowest level of confidence that is conventionally used with large samples is 
___%. -90.0 
Is the following statement true or false? "A 90% confidence level ...
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STAT 201 Practice Tests for Test 1 questions 
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NewSTAT 201 Practice Tests for Test 1 questions 
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What is the difference between population and parameter in a province health 
survey? -Population = 3.9 million residents; Parameter = true proportion 
satisfied. 
Which statement is NOT true about left-handed Americans? -The 
proportion of all Americans who are left-handed constitutes a sample. 
What is the definition of descriptive statistics? -Using statistics to 
summarize collected data. 
What is the population in a vaccin...
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STAT 201 Midterm (Exam) 1 questions and 
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NewSTAT 201 Midterm (Exam) 1 questions and 
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In our data, what are our individuals? -the objects described by a set of 
data (not necessarily people). 
What are our variables? -are the characteristics of an individual. 
What are the two different types of variables we have? -Numeric 
(quantitative) and categorical (qualitative) 
A researcher wants to learn about the kinds of students that go to Texas A&M. He 
does an observational study of 50 students at A&M. He asks them their ag...
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STAT 201 HW 7 questions and answers Graded 
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NewSTAT 201 HW 7 questions and answers Graded 
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Using the information below, answer the next following questions 
The U.S. Census Bureau conducts a study to determine the time needed to 
complete the shortform. The Bureau surveys 200 people. The sample mean is 8.2 
minutes. There is a known standard deviation of 2.2 minutes. The population 
distribution is assumed to be normal. 
Identify the following: 
A. X= 
B. sigma= 
C. n= -X= 8.2 
sigma= 2.2 
n= 200 
(b) Construct a 90%
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STAT 201 HW 1 questions and answers Graded 
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NewSTAT 201 HW 1 questions and answers Graded 
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For each of the following exercises, find matches for the following: 
A cardiologist is interested in the mean recovery period of her patients who have 
had heart attacks. 
i. X = the mean recovery period of one patient 
ii. values for X, such as 10 days, 14 days, 20 days, and so on 
iii. a group of the cardiologist's patients 
iv. the mean recovery period of all of the cardiologist's patients 
v. the mean recovery period of the grou
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STAT 201 final questions and answers Graded 
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NewSTAT 201 final questions and answers Graded 
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True or false? 
You want to test
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Stat 201 Exam 3 questions and answers 
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NewStat 201 Exam 3 questions and answers 
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What type of charts are useful for displaying categorical data? -pie chart, 
bar chart 
What type of display is useful for displaying quantitative variables, specifically to 
look at the shape, center, and spread of a distribution of data? -histogram 
What type of display is useful for allowing a user to recognize individual data 
points (this type works better with small data sets)? -stem and lead plot 
What type of display is useful for graphic...
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Stat 201 Exam 2 questions and answers 
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NewStat 201 Exam 2 questions and answers 
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Probability Distributions -have to be in between 0 and 1 
must sum up to 1 
What is the mean of a discrete probability distribution? -also known as 
expected value 
it represents: what we expect the average to be over the long run not necessarily 
what you expect to observe in a single observation
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STAT 201 Exam 1 questions and answers 
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NewSTAT 201 Exam 1 questions and answers 
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What is the difference between a population and a sample? -A population 
includes every individual in the group of interest. A sample is only a subset of that 
group. 
If a dataset contains all men's basketball players in a season, is it a sample? - 
No, it represents the population, not a sample. 
What is a categorical variable? -A variable that describes groups or labels, 
not numerical amounts. 
What is a discrete quantitative variable? -A ...
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STAT 201 Exam 1 questions and answers 
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NewSTAT 201 Exam 1 questions and answers 
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What is statistics? -the art and science of collecting, presenting, and 
analyzing data to answer an investigative question 
What is data? -The information gathered with experiments and surveys 
What are the three main components of statistics? -Design, description, 
and inference 
What is design? -Stating the question of interest and planning how to 
obtain the data needed to answer that question 
What is an example of design? -What percentage o...
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STAT 201 questions and answers Graded A+
NewSTAT 201 questions and answers Graded A+ 
Sort the following estimates from most to least likelihood of being accurate: - 
- The average salary of americans last year was between 20,000 and 50,000 
- the average salary of americans last year was between 30,000 and 40,000 
- the average annual salary of americans last year was 35,000 
The lowest level of confidence that is conventionally used with large samples is 
___%. -90.0 
Is the following statement true or fals