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What does the symbol p̂ represent?
What does the symbol p̂ represent?
- Symbol for statistic (means)
- Symbol for parameter (means)
- Symbol for statistic (proportions) (correct)
- Symbol for parameter (proportions)
What does the symbol p represent?
What does the symbol p represent?
- Symbol for statistic (proportions)
- Symbol for statistic (means)
- Symbol for parameter (proportions) (correct)
- Symbol for parameter (means)
What is the name of the procedure for 1 sample z interval for p?
What is the name of the procedure for 1 sample z interval for p?
1 sample z interval for p
What condition does 'Sample Random Sample (SRS)' relate to?
What condition does 'Sample Random Sample (SRS)' relate to?
What does the condition 10n≤N indicate?
What does the condition 10n≤N indicate?
What is the formula for the standard deviation of proportions?
What is the formula for the standard deviation of proportions?
What is the formula for the margin of error for proportions?
What is the formula for the margin of error for proportions?
What is the general formula for confidence intervals regarding proportions?
What is the general formula for confidence intervals regarding proportions?
What does the symbol x̄ represent?
What does the symbol x̄ represent?
What does the symbol μ represent?
What does the symbol μ represent?
What is the formula for the standard deviation of means?
What is the formula for the standard deviation of means?
What is the general formula for confidence intervals regarding means?
What is the general formula for confidence intervals regarding means?
What should you state as part of the 'State' step?
What should you state as part of the 'State' step?
What is involved in the 'Plan' step?
What is involved in the 'Plan' step?
What should you do in the 'Do' step?
What should you do in the 'Do' step?
What should you do in the 'Conclude' step?
What should you do in the 'Conclude' step?
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Proportions
- p̂: Symbol denotes the statistic for sample proportions.
- p: Symbol denotes the parameter for population proportions.
- 1 sample z interval for p: Procedure used for estimating proportions from a single sample.
- Sample Random Sample (SRS) and Random Sample (RS): Conditions confirming randomness in sampling for proportions.
- 10n≤N: Condition ensuring that the sample size is less than 10% of the population size.
- Large Counts Condition: Requires np̂ ≥ 10 and n(1-p̂) ≥ 10 to validate the normal approximation.
- σp̂=√p̂(1-p̂)/n = SEp̂: Formula to calculate the standard deviation (standard error) of the sample proportion.
- z*: Critical value from the z-distribution for constructing confidence intervals.
- Margin of Error Formula: Defined by z*√p̂(1-p̂)/n.
- Confidence Interval Formula: Given as point estimate ± margin of error; specifically for proportions, it is p̂±z*√p̂(1-p̂)/n.
Means
- x̄: Symbol for the sample mean statistic.
- μ: Symbol for the population mean parameter.
- 1 sample t interval for μ: Procedure used for estimating the population mean from a sample.
- Sample Random Sample (SRS) and Random Sample (RS): Conditions confirming randomness in sampling for means.
- 10n≤N: Condition ensuring sample size adheres to the 10% rule of the population size.
- Normal Condition: Validated by population normality, Central Limit Theorem (n≥30), and absence of strong skewness or outliers.
- σx̄=Sx/√n = SEx̄: Formula for the standard deviation (standard error) of the sample mean.
- t*: Critical value from the t-distribution for confidence intervals involving means.
- Margin of Error Formula: Calculated as t*Sx/√n.
- Confidence Interval Formula: General form is point estimate ± margin of error; specifically x̄±t*Sx/√n for means.
Inference Process
- State: Identify the parameter to estimate and define the confidence level before proceeding.
- Plan: Determine appropriate inference methods (proportions or means) and check necessary conditions (10% and NORMAL).
- Do: If conditions are satisfied, execute calculations using both general and specific formulas.
- Conclude: Interpret the resulting confidence interval in the context of the given problem.
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