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Probability Mass function

f(x) is the pdf for a discrete random variable X having possible values of x. f(x) = Pr(X=x) = Sum(f(x1) = 1

Variance of Random variable

Sigma = (Pr(X=X) - mean)^2

Binomial Distribution: Only 2 outcomes

Pr(X=x) = (n p)p^x(1-p)^n-x

Binomial expected Value

mean = n*p


variance = n*p*(1-p)

Continous Random variable

continous interval e.g. height of individuals

Probability distribution function

f(x)>=0, where the bounds are +infinity and -infinity

Mean of continous random distribution

xf(x)dx; within the bounds of(+/-) infinity

Variance of continous random variable

x^2f(x)dx

Normal distribution

f(x) = (1/sigma*pi^1/2)*e[-(u-mean)/2sigma^2)

Standard Normal Distribution

X~N(mean, variance), where mean =0 and variance = 1



Sampling distribution of Xbar

using sigma/n