• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/34

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

34 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

What is daily total rainfall?

Including solid precipitation such as snow which is melted before being included in any measurements



Anything below 0.05 mm are recorded as 'tr'

What are the only data recorded overseas?

Daily mean temperature, pressure, wind speed and total rainfall

What is daily mean cloud cover?

Measured in oktas or 8ths of the sky covered by cloud

What are the units for daily mean pressure?

Hectopascals (hPa)

Label

What are the conditions needed for binomial distribution?

Fixed number of trials and probability


Only 2 outcomes (success and failure)


The trials are independent of each other

What is the formula for binomial distribution?

X~B(n,p) = nCr(p)^r (q)^n-r

What is a probability mass function?

It is the P(X=x) { (Prob) X= outcomes


{ (Prob) X= outcomes


{ 0 Otherwise

What is the test statistic?

The result of the experiment that has been calculated e.g. X= the number of heads tossed in 8 tosses

What is a hypothesis test?

Uses a sample or an experiment to determine whether the or not to reject the hypothesis

When it says state the probability of incorrectly rejecting H0, what does that mean?

What is the actual significance level of the test

What do you need to remember when doing a two-tailed test?

Halve the significance level for each end

What do you need to remember in terms of the rules of coding for standard deviation?

Adding or subtracting numbers in a code or have no effect on standard deviation

Why would something be suitable to be represented by a histogram?

The data is continuous and it is given in a grouped frequency table

How do you derive the other suvat equations using v = u + at and s = [(u+v)/2 ]t

Sub them into each other

What does the actual significance level mean?

The probability of falsely rejected the null hypothesis

What do you need to remember when calculating standard deviation of coded data?

Anything that is added or subtracted in the coding is ignored

How do you find out if two events are independent?

If P(A) X P(B) = P(AnB)

When calculating the product moment correlation coefficient, what do you need to remember with data values with n/a or tr?

Leaving out of the table when calculating the regression value



Tr = 0

What do you need to do if in a normal distribution question they ask you what is the probability of a certain number occuring?

Use binomial distribution

What do you need to work out if asked to work out the SD of a grouped frequency table?

Add extra collumns for fx and fx^2

How to you draw a frequency polygon for a cumulative frequency diagram?

Draw points at the top of the mid point of each class interval and join the dots up using a straight line

How do you derive the suvat equation of v = u +at?

Find the gradient of the line which is equal to a

Why might it not be suitable for a regression line to be used predict an x value given a y value?

Regression line should only be used to predict a y value for a given x value

Why might a sample size of N not be generated in the large data set?

The may be missing values as data isn't available for certain days

What is the area under a normal distribution curve?

1

For inverse normal function what do you need to do to find X>a?

Do 1 - given area

What is the formula for coding values into a normal distribution and what are the parameters for normal distribution?

Z = X- mean / S.D



Z~N(0,1^2)

When finding the corresponding z value for p on the table how do you find P(Z<z)?

-Answer on the probability table

When can normal distribution be used to approximate binomial distribution?

When N is large and p is close to 0.5

What do you need to remember when approximating a binomial distribution using a normal distribution?

Do a continuity check where you take upper bounds

For discrete, P(X>4) , P(X<4), P(X=4), P(X<=4) and P(X>=4) what are the continuous terms?

P(X>4.5)


P(X<3.5)


P(3.5<X<4.5)


P(X<4.5)


P(X>3.5)

How do you find S.D given the variance in hypothesis testing?

√(sigma^2)/n

What do you need to remember if you aren't given the value of z in the table?

Use inverse normal function