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Section 1

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box and whisker plot

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a plot in which a box is drawn around the upper and lower quartiles

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negatively skewed

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a curve that is high to the right

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fundamental counting principle

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If M can occur in m ways and N can occur in n ways, the M followed by N can occur in m*n ways.

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independent events

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where the outcome of one event does not affect the outcome of another event

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univariate data

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data that uses one variable

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permutation

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a selection or arrangement of objects in which order is important

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outlier

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a piece of data that is more than 1.5 IQRs higher than the UQ or lower than the LQ

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probability

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a ratio that measures the chances of an event occurring

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inclusive conditions

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conditions that can be satisfied at the same time

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mean

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the average value in a data set

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failure

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any outcome that is not considered a success

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normally distributed

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a curve that is symmetric, highest at the mean

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dependent events

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where the outcome of one event does affect the outcome of another event

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variance

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represented by

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range

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the difference between the highest and lowest values in a data set

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interquartile range

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found by UQ - LQ

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success

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a desired outcome

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positively skewed

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a curve that is high to the left

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standard deviation

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measures the average distance each value in the data is from the mean

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sample space

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the set of all possible outcomes

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median

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the middle value in a data set, when data is listed in order

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mutually exclusive conditions

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conditions that cannot be satisfied at the same time

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random

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when all outcomes have an equally likely chance of occurring

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combination

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a selection of objects in which order is not important

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z- score

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a value that measures how many standard deviations away from the mean a particular value is

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quartile

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values that divide the data into fourths

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