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What does Variability describe?
Variability describes that successive iterations of a system or phenomenon do not produce exactly the same result.
What are sources of variability?
Things that can change the end result.

ex: Tire wear and octane both effect MPG
Statistical Inference takes reasoning from a ____ and applies it to a ____.
Sample to a Population
A ______ is a variation of the basic factorial arrangement in which only a subset of the factor combination are actually tested.
Fractional factorial arrangement
Overcontrol explains what?
Adjustments to a system based on a single observation can actually increase the systems variation.
What is probability?
The model of uncertainty in the real world, because the real world is not deterministic
What is the term used to describe how randomness is presented?
Statistics
What is a sample space?
A set of all possible outcomes of a statistical experiment.
What 3 names can be used to describe each outcome in a sample space?
* An Element
* A Member
* A Sample Point
A subset of a sample space is also referred to as ___?
An Event
If the intersection of 2 events is a null set, we say the two events are _______ or ____.
Mutually exclusive
Disjoint
if L = {1,2,3} and E = {4,5,6}, and B = {1,2,3,4,5,6}, B is the ____ or L and E.
Union ( U )
When samples come from the same set and you are trying to figure out how many combinations of order are possible for the set, this is an example of _____.
Permutation
___ is an ordering or arrangement of all or part of a set.
Permutation
What is the difference between a combination and permutation?
In a Combination, order DOESN'T matter.

In a Permutation, order DOES matter.