AP Statistics Flashcards: Complete 5-Unit Course Review

Review all five revised AP Statistics units with 250 original cards on data, study design, probability, inference, and regression.

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Review the revised five-unit AP Statistics course with 250 independently written English flashcards. The deck follows the framework effective fall 2026: Exploring One-Variable Data and Collecting Data; Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions; Inference for Categorical Data: Proportions; Inference for Quantitative Data: Means; and Regression Analysis.

What the cards ask you to retrieve

  • concept or condition → meaning
  • scenario → appropriate method
  • representation → interpretation
  • result → contextual conclusion
  • formula → use
  • common error → correction

The order follows Units 1–5, with prerequisite ideas introduced before later inference and regression applications. Every card has the root ap-statistics tag and exactly one unit tag.

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  1. Ikhadi 1

    Umbuzo

    What makes a question a statistical investigative question?

    Impendulo

    It anticipates variability in data and can be answered by collecting and analyzing data about a population or process.

  2. Ikhadi 2

    Umbuzo

    What is an observational unit?

    Impendulo

    An individual item or person from which data are collected.

  3. Ikhadi 3

    Umbuzo

    A student's class year is recorded as freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior. What type of variable is this?

    Impendulo

    Categorical. The values name groups rather than measure a numerical amount.

  4. Ikhadi 4

    Umbuzo

    How does a parameter differ from a statistic?

    Impendulo

    A parameter describes a population; a statistic describes a sample.

  5. Ikhadi 5

    Umbuzo

    How is a category's relative frequency calculated?

    Impendulo

    Divide the category count by the total number of observations.

  6. Ikhadi 6

    Umbuzo

    What should the height of a bar represent in a relative-frequency bar chart?

    Impendulo

    The proportion or percentage of observations in that category.

  7. Ikhadi 7

    Umbuzo

    Number of text messages sent in a day: discrete or continuous?

    Impendulo

    Discrete. It is a count with separated possible values.

  8. Ikhadi 8

    Umbuzo

    Which displays preserve individual quantitative data values?

    Impendulo

    Dotplots and stem-and-leaf plots. A histogram groups values into intervals.

  9. Ikhadi 9

    Umbuzo

    What four features should a description of a quantitative distribution address?

    Impendulo

    Shape, center, variability, and unusual features such as gaps or outliers.

  10. Ikhadi 10

    Umbuzo

    Which measure of center is usually better for a strongly right-skewed distribution?

    Impendulo

    The median, because it is resistant to extreme high values.

  11. Ikhadi 11

    Umbuzo

    The values are 3, 5, 5, and 11. What is the mean?

    Impendulo

    1. The sum is 24, divided by 4 observations.
  12. Ikhadi 12

    Umbuzo

    The ordered values are 2, 4, 7, 9, 12, and 20. What is the median?

    Impendulo

    8, the average of the two middle values 7 and 9.

  13. Ikhadi 13

    Umbuzo

    How is the interquartile range calculated?

    Impendulo

    IQR = Q3 − Q1. It measures the spread of the middle 50% of the data.

  14. Ikhadi 14

    Umbuzo

    What does a small standard deviation say about a data set?

    Impendulo

    Values typically lie close to the mean.

  15. Ikhadi 15

    Umbuzo

    Which common summaries are resistant to extreme values?

    Impendulo

    The median and IQR are resistant; the mean and standard deviation are not.

  16. Ikhadi 16

    Umbuzo

    In a modified boxplot, where do the whiskers end?

    Impendulo

    At the smallest and largest observed values within the 1.5 × IQR fences; values beyond the fences are plotted separately as potential outliers.

  17. Ikhadi 17

    Umbuzo

    What are the 1.5 × IQR outlier fences?

    Impendulo

    Lower fence = Q1 − 1.5(IQR); upper fence = Q3 + 1.5(IQR). Values beyond them are flagged as potential outliers.

  18. Ikhadi 18

    Umbuzo

    How should two quantitative distributions be compared?

    Impendulo

    Compare shape, center, variability, and unusual features in context, using the same measure or display basis.

  19. Ikhadi 19

    Umbuzo

    What does a z-score of −1.8 mean?

    Impendulo

    The value is 1.8 standard deviations below the mean.

  20. Ikhadi 20

    Umbuzo

    Every observation is converted from meters to centimeters by multiplying by 100. What happens to the mean and standard deviation?

    Impendulo

    Both are multiplied by 100.

  21. Ikhadi 21

    Umbuzo

    What should an investigative question identify so the conclusion has a clear scope?

    Impendulo

    The variable or parameter of interest and the population to which the conclusion may apply.

  22. Ikhadi 22

    Umbuzo

    What is a census?

    Impendulo

    A study that collects data from every member of the population.

  23. Ikhadi 23

    Umbuzo

    What makes a study an experiment?

    Impendulo

    Researchers deliberately assign treatments to experimental units.

  24. Ikhadi 24

    Umbuzo

    How do prospective and retrospective observational studies differ?

    Impendulo

    A prospective study follows units forward and gathers future data; a retrospective study uses data from the past.

  25. Ikhadi 25

    Umbuzo

    What is a confounding variable in an observational study?

    Impendulo

    A variable associated with both the explanatory and response variables that offers an alternative explanation for their relationship.

  26. Ikhadi 26

    Umbuzo

    What study feature supports generalizing results to a population?

    Impendulo

    Random selection from that population.

  27. Ikhadi 27

    Umbuzo

    What makes a study observational?

    Impendulo

    Researchers observe variables without assigning treatments.

  28. Ikhadi 28

    Umbuzo

    What study feature supports a cause-and-effect conclusion?

    Impendulo

    Random assignment of treatments in a well-designed experiment.

  29. Ikhadi 29

    Umbuzo

    What defines a simple random sample of size n?

    Impendulo

    Every possible sample of size n has the same chance of selection.

  30. Ikhadi 30

    Umbuzo

    What changes when sampling is done with replacement?

    Impendulo

    A selected unit returns to the population and can be selected again.

  31. Ikhadi 31

    Umbuzo

    Why can a convenience sample be biased?

    Impendulo

    Easy-to-reach units may differ systematically from the target population.

  32. Ikhadi 32

    Umbuzo

    Why should an experiment compare at least two treatment groups?

    Impendulo

    The comparison provides a baseline for judging whether responses differ by treatment.

  33. Ikhadi 33

    Umbuzo

    A school samples 20 students at random from each grade. Which sampling method is this?

    Impendulo

    Stratified random sampling, with grade as the stratum.

  34. Ikhadi 34

    Umbuzo

    What is the purpose of random assignment?

    Impendulo

    It tends to balance lurking variables across treatment groups, supporting causal inference.

  35. Ikhadi 35

    Umbuzo

    Why can a voluntary-response sample be biased?

    Impendulo

    People with strong opinions are often more likely to participate.

  36. Ikhadi 36

    Umbuzo

    What does replication mean in an experiment?

    Impendulo

    Assigning more than one experimental unit to each treatment so treatment differences can be separated from individual variability.

  37. Ikhadi 37

    Umbuzo

    A city randomly selects 8 apartment buildings and surveys every household in those buildings. Which method is this?

    Impendulo

    Cluster random sampling.

  38. Ikhadi 38

    Umbuzo

    What does direct control do in an experiment?

    Impendulo

    It holds potential extraneous sources of variation constant across experimental units.

  39. Ikhadi 39

    Umbuzo

    What is undercoverage?

    Impendulo

    Some groups in the target population are left out of, or poorly represented in, the sampling frame.

  40. Ikhadi 40

    Umbuzo

    What is the role of a control group?

    Impendulo

    It supplies a comparison condition for evaluating the treatment of interest.

  41. Ikhadi 41

    Umbuzo

    After a random start, a quality inspector checks every 40th item. Which sampling method is this?

    Impendulo

    Systematic random sampling.

  42. Ikhadi 42

    Umbuzo

    Why might an experiment use a placebo?

    Impendulo

    To separate a treatment's effect from responses caused by expecting treatment.

  43. Ikhadi 43

    Umbuzo

    What is nonresponse bias?

    Impendulo

    Selected individuals who do not respond differ in a relevant way from those who do.

  44. Ikhadi 44

    Umbuzo

    What is single blinding designed to reduce?

    Impendulo

    Bias caused when participants or evaluators know which treatment was received, depending on who is blinded.

  45. Ikhadi 45

    Umbuzo

    Why use a randomized block design?

    Impendulo

    To group units that are similar on an important source of variation, then compare treatments within each block.

  46. Ikhadi 46

    Umbuzo

    What defines a matched-pairs design?

    Impendulo

    Two treatments are compared using paired similar units or by giving both treatments to each unit in randomized order.

  47. Ikhadi 47

    Umbuzo

    A survey asks, “Don't you agree the new schedule is unfair?” What problem does this create?

    Impendulo

    Response bias from leading wording.

  48. Ikhadi 48

    Umbuzo

    What usually makes an experiment double-blind?

    Impendulo

    Neither the participants nor the people evaluating responses know treatment assignments while outcomes are measured.

  49. Ikhadi 49

    Umbuzo

    A researcher randomly assigns 80 volunteers to two diets and compares blood-pressure change. What conclusion can random assignment support?

    Impendulo

    A cause-and-effect conclusion for people similar to the volunteers, assuming the experiment is well designed; volunteer recruitment does not support broad population generalization.

  50. Ikhadi 50

    Umbuzo

    A researcher records coffee intake and sleep duration without assigning either. Can the study establish that coffee causes less sleep?

    Impendulo

    No. It is observational, so confounding can provide alternative explanations.

  51. Ikhadi 51

    Umbuzo

    What is the difference between a population and a sample?

    Impendulo

    The population is the full group of interest; a sample is the subset actually observed.

  52. Ikhadi 52

    Umbuzo

    Which graph is appropriate for the distribution of one quantitative variable measured on 600 people?

    Impendulo

    A histogram is appropriate; it groups the many numerical values into intervals.

  53. Ikhadi 53

    Umbuzo

    In a strongly right-skewed distribution, how do the mean and median usually compare?

    Impendulo

    The mean is usually larger because high values pull it to the right.

  54. Ikhadi 54

    Umbuzo

    Every score increases by 7 points. What happens to the mean and standard deviation?

    Impendulo

    The mean increases by 7; the standard deviation stays unchanged.

  55. Ikhadi 55

    Umbuzo

    What does it mean that a score is at the 80th percentile?

    Impendulo

    About 80% of scores are at or below it.

  56. Ikhadi 56

    Umbuzo

    Why should gaps and clusters be mentioned when describing a distribution?

    Impendulo

    They may reveal distinct subgroups, collection effects, or other structure that center and spread alone hide.

  57. Ikhadi 57

    Umbuzo

    What is the minimum ethical safeguard when collecting identifiable human data?

    Impendulo

    Obtain informed consent when required and protect participants' privacy and confidentiality.

  58. Ikhadi 58

    Umbuzo

    Every measurement is multiplied by −2. What happens to the mean and standard deviation?

    Impendulo

    The mean is multiplied by −2; the standard deviation is multiplied by 2.

  59. Ikhadi 59

    Umbuzo

    A study uses random sampling but no assigned treatment. What can it support?

    Impendulo

    Population generalization, but not a cause-and-effect conclusion.

  60. Ikhadi 60

    Umbuzo

    A report calls any unmeasured variable a confounder. What is the correction?

    Impendulo

    A confounder must be related to both the explanatory and response variables and create an alternative explanation.

  61. Ikhadi 61

    Umbuzo

    What does a two-way table summarize?

    Impendulo

    Counts or relative frequencies for combinations of two categorical variables.

  62. Ikhadi 62

    Umbuzo

    What is a joint relative frequency?

    Impendulo

    A cell count divided by the grand total, representing one combination of categories.

  63. Ikhadi 63

    Umbuzo

    What is a marginal relative frequency?

    Impendulo

    A row or column total divided by the grand total.

  64. Ikhadi 64

    Umbuzo

    How is a conditional relative frequency calculated within one row?

    Impendulo

    Divide each cell in that row by the row total.

  65. Ikhadi 65

    Umbuzo

    What pattern suggests association between two categorical variables?

    Impendulo

    The conditional distribution of one variable changes across categories of the other.

  66. Ikhadi 66

    Umbuzo

    Why are segmented bar charts useful for two categorical variables?

    Impendulo

    They place conditional distributions on the same 100% scale, making category patterns easy to compare.

  67. Ikhadi 67

    Umbuzo

    How do an outcome and an event differ?

    Impendulo

    An outcome is one result of a trial; an event is a set of one or more outcomes.

  68. Ikhadi 68

    Umbuzo

    What must a valid probability simulation specify?

    Impendulo

    A chance mechanism whose outcomes match the event probabilities, one trial definition, the statistic recorded, and many repetitions.

  69. Ikhadi 69

    Umbuzo

    What does the law of large numbers predict?

    Impendulo

    As independent trials accumulate, an event's long-run relative frequency tends to approach its probability.

  70. Ikhadi 70

    Umbuzo

    What two requirements must probabilities in a sample space satisfy?

    Impendulo

    Each probability is between 0 and 1, and the probabilities of all nonoverlapping outcomes sum to 1.

  71. Ikhadi 71

    Umbuzo

    What is the complement rule?

    Impendulo

    P(Aᶜ) = 1 − P(A). It is often useful for “at least one” events.

  72. Ikhadi 72

    Umbuzo

    How can you verify that events A and B are mutually exclusive?

    Impendulo

    Their intersection is impossible, so P(A ∩ B) = 0.

  73. Ikhadi 73

    Umbuzo

    What is the formula for P(A | B), when P(B) > 0?

    Impendulo

    P(A | B) = P(A ∩ B) / P(B). The restricted sample space is B.

  74. Ikhadi 74

    Umbuzo

    What is the general multiplication rule for two events?

    Impendulo

    P(A ∩ B) = P(A)P(B | A), or equivalently P(B)P(A | B).

  75. Ikhadi 75

    Umbuzo

    What does it mean for events A and B to be independent?

    Impendulo

    Knowing that one occurred does not change the probability of the other.

  76. Ikhadi 76

    Umbuzo

    What is the general addition rule?

    Impendulo

    P(A ∪ B) = P(A) + P(B) − P(A ∩ B).

  77. Ikhadi 77

    Umbuzo

    Why are two mutually exclusive events with positive probabilities not independent?

    Impendulo

    If one occurs, the other cannot occur, so its conditional probability drops to 0.

  78. Ikhadi 78

    Umbuzo

    What is a random variable?

    Impendulo

    A numerical value determined by the outcome of a random process.

  79. Ikhadi 79

    Umbuzo

    What makes a table a valid discrete probability distribution?

    Impendulo

    It lists every possible value with probabilities from 0 to 1 that sum to 1.

  80. Ikhadi 80

    Umbuzo

    What does a cumulative distribution value F(x) represent?

    Impendulo

    P(X ≤ x), the probability that the random variable is at most x.

  81. Ikhadi 81

    Umbuzo

    How is the expected value of a discrete random variable calculated?

    Impendulo

    Multiply each possible value by its probability and add: E(X) = ΣxP(X = x).

  82. Ikhadi 82

    Umbuzo

    What does the standard deviation of a random variable measure?

    Impendulo

    The typical distance of long-run outcomes from the random variable's mean.

  83. Ikhadi 83

    Umbuzo

    How is the standard deviation of a discrete random variable calculated?

    Impendulo

    σₓ = √[Σ(x − μₓ)²P(X = x)]. The quantity inside the square root is Var(X).

  84. Ikhadi 84

    Umbuzo

    A game has E(X) = −$0.40 per play. What does this mean?

    Impendulo

    Over many plays, the player's average net result approaches a loss of 40 cents per play; it does not predict every play.

  85. Ikhadi 85

    Umbuzo

    What conditions define a binomial random variable?

    Impendulo

    A fixed number of independent trials, two outcomes per trial, constant success probability, and X counts successes.

  86. Ikhadi 86

    Umbuzo

    For X ~ Binomial(n, p), what are the mean and standard deviation?

    Impendulo

    Mean = np; standard deviation = √[np(1 − p)].

  87. Ikhadi 87

    Umbuzo

    For X ~ Binomial(n, p), what is P(X = x)?

    Impendulo

    Choose x success positions, then multiply: C(n, x)pˣ(1 − p)ⁿ⁻ˣ.

  88. Ikhadi 88

    Umbuzo

    How can P(X ≥ 1) be found efficiently for a binomial variable?

    Impendulo

    Use the complement: P(X ≥ 1) = 1 − P(X = 0).

  89. Ikhadi 89

    Umbuzo

    What should one simulated trial represent when estimating P(X ≥ 4) for X ~ Binomial(10, 0.3)?

    Impendulo

    Ten independent success/failure observations with success probability 0.3, followed by recording whether at least four successes occurred.

  90. Ikhadi 90

    Umbuzo

    What features characterize a normal distribution?

    Impendulo

    It is continuous, symmetric, unimodal, and bell-shaped.

  91. Ikhadi 91

    Umbuzo

    Which parameters determine a normal distribution?

    Impendulo

    Its mean μ sets the center, and its standard deviation σ sets the spread.

  92. Ikhadi 92

    Umbuzo

    What is the standard normal distribution?

    Impendulo

    The normal distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation 1.

  93. Ikhadi 93

    Umbuzo

    What is the 68–95–99.7 rule?

    Impendulo

    For an approximately normal distribution, about 68%, 95%, and 99.7% of values lie within 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean.

  94. Ikhadi 94

    Umbuzo

    What does an area under a normal curve represent?

    Impendulo

    The probability or population proportion within the corresponding interval.

  95. Ikhadi 95

    Umbuzo

    How do you find the value cutting off the lowest 10% of a normal distribution?

    Impendulo

    Find the z-score with cumulative area 0.10, then convert with x = μ + zσ.

  96. Ikhadi 96

    Umbuzo

    A normal variable has μ = 50 and σ = 8. What z-score corresponds to x = 62?

    Impendulo

    1.5, because z = (62 − 50) / 8.

  97. Ikhadi 97

    Umbuzo

    Two exam scores come from different normal distributions. What makes their percentiles comparable?

    Impendulo

    Standardize each score with its own distribution's mean and standard deviation, then compare z-scores or cumulative areas.

  98. Ikhadi 98

    Umbuzo

    What is a sampling distribution of a statistic?

    Impendulo

    The distribution of that statistic over all possible random samples of a fixed size from a population.

  99. Ikhadi 99

    Umbuzo

    How can a sampling distribution be approximated by simulation?

    Impendulo

    Repeatedly take random samples of the same size, calculate the statistic each time, and graph the resulting values.

  100. Ikhadi 100

    Umbuzo

    What is a randomization distribution?

    Impendulo

    A simulated distribution of a statistic produced by repeatedly reallocating responses or labels as specified by a null model.

  101. Ikhadi 101

    Umbuzo

    What does the central limit theorem say about sample means?

    Impendulo

    For random samples, the sampling distribution of the sample mean becomes approximately normal as sample size grows, even when the population is not normal.

  102. Ikhadi 102

    Umbuzo

    How does increasing sample size affect the normal approximation in the central limit theorem?

    Impendulo

    It generally improves the approximation, especially for skewed or irregular populations.

  103. Ikhadi 103

    Umbuzo

    A segmented bar chart shows nearly identical category proportions for every group. What does that suggest?

    Impendulo

    Little or no association between the two categorical variables.

  104. Ikhadi 104

    Umbuzo

    In a survey, 30 of 120 students both bike to school and arrive before 8:00. What is the joint relative frequency?

    Impendulo

    0.25, because 30 / 120 = 0.25.

  105. Ikhadi 105

    Umbuzo

    Why can P(A | B) differ from P(B | A)?

    Impendulo

    They use different restricted sample spaces and usually have different denominators.

  106. Ikhadi 106

    Umbuzo

    If P(A) = 0.4 and P(A | B) = 0.4 with P(B) > 0, what does this indicate?

    Impendulo

    A and B are independent because learning B does not change the probability of A.

  107. Ikhadi 107

    Umbuzo

    If independent events have probabilities 0.6 and 0.5, what is the probability that both occur?

    Impendulo

    0.30, using P(A ∩ B) = P(A)P(B).

  108. Ikhadi 108

    Umbuzo

    A prize is $0 with probability 0.7 and $10 with probability 0.3. What is the expected prize?

    Impendulo

    $3, because 0(0.7) + 10(0.3) = 3.

  109. Ikhadi 109

    Umbuzo

    A machine produces defective items independently with probability 0.02. What distribution models the number of defectives in 50 items?

    Impendulo

    Binomial with n = 50 and p = 0.02.

  110. Ikhadi 110

    Umbuzo

    Heights are approximately normal with μ = 170 cm and σ = 6 cm. About what percent lie from 158 to 182 cm?

    Impendulo

    About 95%, because the interval is μ ± 2σ.

  111. Ikhadi 111

    Umbuzo

    What makes an estimator unbiased?

    Impendulo

    Its sampling distribution is centered at the population parameter it estimates.

  112. Ikhadi 112

    Umbuzo

    For random samples of size n, what is the mean of the sampling distribution of p̂?

    Impendulo

    μₚ̂ = p, where p is the population proportion.

  113. Ikhadi 113

    Umbuzo

    Which procedure estimates one population proportion from a random sample?

    Impendulo

    A one-sample z-interval for a population proportion.

  114. Ikhadi 114

    Umbuzo

    How should a confidence interval for a population proportion be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    We are confident at the stated level that the interval captures the true population proportion, in context.

  115. Ikhadi 115

    Umbuzo

    What hypotheses test whether a population proportion differs from 0.40?

    Impendulo

    H₀: p = 0.40 versus Hₐ: p ≠ 0.40.

  116. Ikhadi 116

    Umbuzo

    What is a p-value?

    Impendulo

    Assuming H₀ is true, it is the probability of a test statistic as extreme as or more extreme than the observed statistic in the direction of Hₐ.

  117. Ikhadi 117

    Umbuzo

    What is the hypothesis-test decision rule using significance level α?

    Impendulo

    Reject H₀ when the p-value ≤ α; otherwise fail to reject H₀.

  118. Ikhadi 118

    Umbuzo

    What is a Type I error?

    Impendulo

    Rejecting H₀ when H₀ is actually true.

  119. Ikhadi 119

    Umbuzo

    What is the mean of p̂₁ − p̂₂ for independent random samples?

    Impendulo

    p₁ − p₂.

  120. Ikhadi 120

    Umbuzo

    Which procedure estimates p₁ − p₂ from two independent samples or randomized groups?

    Impendulo

    A two-sample z-interval for a difference between population proportions.

  121. Ikhadi 121

    Umbuzo

    How should a confidence interval for p₁ − p₂ be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    We are confident at the stated level that the interval captures the true difference p₁ − p₂, in context.

  122. Ikhadi 122

    Umbuzo

    What null hypothesis is standard when testing whether two population proportions differ?

    Impendulo

    H₀: p₁ − p₂ = 0, equivalently p₁ = p₂.

  123. Ikhadi 123

    Umbuzo

    A two-proportion test gives p-value 0.018 at α = 0.05. What decision follows?

    Impendulo

    Reject H₀ because 0.018 < 0.05.

  124. Ikhadi 124

    Umbuzo

    When is a chi-square test for independence appropriate?

    Impendulo

    When one random sample provides two categorical variables and the question asks whether they are associated in one population.

  125. Ikhadi 125

    Umbuzo

    How should a chi-square test p-value be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    Assuming the null model of independence or homogeneity is true, it is the probability of a chi-square statistic at least as large as the one observed.

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  126. Ikhadi 126

    Umbuzo

    How do bias and variability differ for an estimator?

    Impendulo

    Bias concerns where the sampling distribution is centered; variability concerns how spread out it is.

  127. Ikhadi 127

    Umbuzo

    What is the standard deviation of p̂ when observations are independent?

    Impendulo

    σₚ̂ = √[p(1 − p) / n].

  128. Ikhadi 128

    Umbuzo

    What is the one-proportion z-interval formula?

    Impendulo

    p̂ ± z*√[p̂(1 − p̂) / n].

  129. Ikhadi 129

    Umbuzo

    What does a 95% confidence level describe?

    Impendulo

    In repeated random sampling with the same method, about 95% of the resulting intervals would capture the true parameter.

  130. Ikhadi 130

    Umbuzo

    Which method tests a claim about one population proportion when its conditions hold?

    Impendulo

    A one-sample z-test for a population proportion.

  131. Ikhadi 131

    Umbuzo

    How does the alternative hypothesis determine a p-value's tail area?

    Impendulo

    A greater-than alternative uses the upper tail, a less-than alternative uses the lower tail, and a not-equal alternative uses both tails.

  132. Ikhadi 132

    Umbuzo

    What wording should follow a rejected null hypothesis?

    Impendulo

    There is convincing statistical evidence for the alternative claim about the population parameter, stated in context.

  133. Ikhadi 133

    Umbuzo

    What is a Type II error?

    Impendulo

    Failing to reject H₀ when Hₐ is actually true.

  134. Ikhadi 134

    Umbuzo

    What is the standard deviation of p̂₁ − p̂₂ for independent samples?

    Impendulo

    √[p₁(1 − p₁)/n₁ + p₂(1 − p₂)/n₂].

  135. Ikhadi 135

    Umbuzo

    What standard error is used in a confidence interval for p₁ − p₂?

    Impendulo

    √[p̂₁(1 − p̂₁)/n₁ + p̂₂(1 − p̂₂)/n₂]; the sample proportions are not pooled.

  136. Ikhadi 136

    Umbuzo

    A confidence interval for p₁ − p₂ contains 0. What does that imply?

    Impendulo

    The interval does not provide convincing evidence of a difference between the population proportions at the corresponding two-sided significance level.

  137. Ikhadi 137

    Umbuzo

    Why is a pooled proportion used in a two-proportion z-test with H₀: p₁ = p₂?

    Impendulo

    The null model assumes both samples share one common population proportion, estimated by combining successes and observations.

  138. Ikhadi 138

    Umbuzo

    How should a p-value for a two-proportion test be stated?

    Impendulo

    Assuming the population proportions are equal, it is the probability of observing a difference in sample proportions at least as extreme as the one found, in the direction of Hₐ.

  139. Ikhadi 139

    Umbuzo

    When is a chi-square test for homogeneity appropriate?

    Impendulo

    When independent samples or randomized groups are compared on the distribution of one categorical response variable.

  140. Ikhadi 140

    Umbuzo

    What is the chi-square test statistic formula?

    Impendulo

    χ² = Σ[(observed − expected)² / expected], summed over all cells.

  141. Ikhadi 141

    Umbuzo

    What usually happens to an estimator's sampling variability as sample size increases?

    Impendulo

    It decreases; estimates from larger random samples tend to cluster more tightly around the parameter.

  142. Ikhadi 142

    Umbuzo

    When is the sampling distribution of p̂ approximately normal?

    Impendulo

    When the expected counts np and n(1 − p) are both at least 10.

  143. Ikhadi 143

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a one-proportion z-interval?

    Impendulo

    Random data; independence, checked with n ≤ 10% of the population when sampling without replacement; and at least 10 observed successes and 10 observed failures.

  144. Ikhadi 144

    Umbuzo

    A 95% confidence interval for p is (0.52, 0.61). What does it say about the claim p = 0.50?

    Impendulo

    The interval excludes 0.50, so the data provide evidence against p = 0.50 in a two-sided test at α = 0.05.

  145. Ikhadi 145

    Umbuzo

    What is the one-proportion z-test statistic?

    Impendulo

    z = (p̂ − p₀) / √[p₀(1 − p₀)/n], using the null proportion p₀ in the standard error.

  146. Ikhadi 146

    Umbuzo

    How is a simulation-based p-value estimated?

    Impendulo

    Find the proportion of simulated null statistics at least as extreme as the observed statistic in the direction of Hₐ.

  147. Ikhadi 147

    Umbuzo

    What does “fail to reject H₀” mean?

    Impendulo

    The data do not provide convincing evidence for Hₐ; it does not prove H₀ true.

  148. Ikhadi 148

    Umbuzo

    With sample size and effect fixed, what often happens when α is lowered?

    Impendulo

    The chance of a Type I error decreases, while the chance of a Type II error increases.

  149. Ikhadi 149

    Umbuzo

    What conditions support the usual model for p̂₁ − p̂₂?

    Impendulo

    Independent random samples or randomized groups, independence within each group, and large enough expected success and failure counts for normal approximation.

  150. Ikhadi 150

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a two-proportion z-interval?

    Impendulo

    Independent random samples or randomized groups; each sample no more than 10% of its population when sampling without replacement; and at least 10 observed successes and failures in each group.

  151. Ikhadi 151

    Umbuzo

    How does increasing both sample sizes affect a confidence interval for p₁ − p₂?

    Impendulo

    It reduces the standard error and usually narrows the interval when other factors stay the same.

  152. Ikhadi 152

    Umbuzo

    What standard error is used in the two-proportion z-test?

    Impendulo

    √[p̂c(1 − p̂c)(1/n₁ + 1/n₂)], where p̂c is the pooled sample proportion.

  153. Ikhadi 153

    Umbuzo

    A randomized experiment uses volunteers assigned to two treatments. A significant two-proportion test supports what scope?

    Impendulo

    A cause-and-effect conclusion for people similar to the volunteers, not automatic generalization to a broader population.

  154. Ikhadi 154

    Umbuzo

    How is an expected count computed in a two-way table under independence?

    Impendulo

    Expected count = (row total × column total) / grand total.

  155. Ikhadi 155

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a chi-square test for a two-way table?

    Impendulo

    Random data; independent observations, including the 10% check when sampling without replacement; and every expected cell count greater than 5.

  156. Ikhadi 156

    Umbuzo

    A sampling distribution is centered away from the true parameter. What problem does this reveal?

    Impendulo

    Bias in the estimator.

  157. Ikhadi 157

    Umbuzo

    If p = 0.30 and n = 100, what does μₚ̂ = 0.30 mean?

    Impendulo

    Across many random samples of 100, the average sample proportion would be 0.30.

  158. Ikhadi 158

    Umbuzo

    For a planned proportion interval with margin of error m, what conservative p-value is used when no prior estimate exists?

    Impendulo

    Use p* = 0.50 in n ≥ (z*/m)²p*(1 − p*) because it gives the largest required sample size.

  159. Ikhadi 159

    Umbuzo

    What two changes widen a confidence interval for a proportion?

    Impendulo

    Using a higher confidence level or a smaller sample size.

  160. Ikhadi 160

    Umbuzo

    Which counts check normality for a one-proportion z-test?

    Impendulo

    Use the null model: np₀ ≥ 10 and n(1 − p₀) ≥ 10.

  161. Ikhadi 161

    Umbuzo

    What is wrong with saying “the p-value is the probability that H₀ is true”?

    Impendulo

    The p-value assumes H₀ is true and measures how unusual the observed statistic would be under that assumption; it does not assign probability to H₀.

  162. Ikhadi 162

    Umbuzo

    What does “statistically significant at α = 0.01” mean?

    Impendulo

    The p-value is at most 0.01, so H₀ is rejected at that significance level.

  163. Ikhadi 163

    Umbuzo

    What is the power of a hypothesis test?

    Impendulo

    The probability that the test rejects H₀ when a particular alternative is true.

  164. Ikhadi 164

    Umbuzo

    If p₁ = p₂, where is the sampling distribution of p̂₁ − p̂₂ centered?

    Impendulo

    At 0, because its mean is p₁ − p₂.

  165. Ikhadi 165

    Umbuzo

    Why must the order p̂₁ − p̂₂ stay consistent throughout an interval?

    Impendulo

    Changing the order reverses the sign and changes the contextual interpretation of every endpoint.

  166. Ikhadi 166

    Umbuzo

    A 95% interval for p₁ − p₂ is (0.04, 0.15). What conclusion is supported?

    Impendulo

    p₁ is plausibly 0.04 to 0.15 higher than p₂; the interval supports a positive difference.

  167. Ikhadi 167

    Umbuzo

    Which success-failure counts are checked for a two-proportion z-test?

    Impendulo

    Expected counts based on the pooled null proportion: n₁p̂c, n₁(1 − p̂c), n₂p̂c, and n₂(1 − p̂c), each at least 10.

  168. Ikhadi 168

    Umbuzo

    A two-proportion test with Hₐ: p₁ ≠ p₂ fails to reject H₀. What conclusion is valid?

    Impendulo

    There is not convincing evidence that the two population proportions differ.

  169. Ikhadi 169

    Umbuzo

    What are the degrees of freedom for a chi-square test on an r × c table?

    Impendulo

    (r − 1)(c − 1).

  170. Ikhadi 170

    Umbuzo

    A chi-square test for independence has a small p-value. What conclusion is appropriate?

    Impendulo

    There is convincing evidence of an association between the two categorical variables in the population, stated in context.

  171. Ikhadi 171

    Umbuzo

    What is the mean of the sampling distribution of x̄ for random samples from a population with mean μ?

    Impendulo

    μₓ̄ = μ.

  172. Ikhadi 172

    Umbuzo

    Which procedure estimates one population mean when the population standard deviation is unknown?

    Impendulo

    A one-sample t-interval for a population mean.

  173. Ikhadi 173

    Umbuzo

    How should a confidence interval for a population mean be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    We are confident at the stated level that the interval captures the true population mean, in context.

  174. Ikhadi 174

    Umbuzo

    What hypotheses test whether a population mean exceeds 12?

    Impendulo

    H₀: μ = 12 versus Hₐ: μ > 12.

  175. Ikhadi 175

    Umbuzo

    A one-sample t-test gives p-value 0.08 at α = 0.05. What decision follows?

    Impendulo

    Fail to reject H₀ because 0.08 > 0.05.

  176. Ikhadi 176

    Umbuzo

    What is the mean of x̄₁ − x̄₂ for independent random samples?

    Impendulo

    μ₁ − μ₂.

  177. Ikhadi 177

    Umbuzo

    Which procedure estimates μ₁ − μ₂ from two independent samples?

    Impendulo

    A two-sample t-interval for a difference between population means.

  178. Ikhadi 178

    Umbuzo

    How should a confidence interval for μ₁ − μ₂ be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    We are confident at the stated level that the interval captures the true difference μ₁ − μ₂, in context.

  179. Ikhadi 179

    Umbuzo

    What null hypothesis is standard when testing whether two population means differ?

    Impendulo

    H₀: μ₁ − μ₂ = 0, equivalently μ₁ = μ₂.

  180. Ikhadi 180

    Umbuzo

    A two-sample t-test gives p-value 0.004 at α = 0.01. What decision follows?

    Impendulo

    Reject H₀ because 0.004 < 0.01.

  181. Ikhadi 181

    Umbuzo

    What is the standard deviation of x̄ when observations are independent?

    Impendulo

    σₓ̄ = σ / √n.

  182. Ikhadi 182

    Umbuzo

    What is the one-sample t-interval formula for μ?

    Impendulo

    x̄ ± t* × s/√n, with t* based on n − 1 degrees of freedom.

  183. Ikhadi 183

    Umbuzo

    What does a 90% confidence level mean for a mean interval procedure?

    Impendulo

    Across many random samples using the same procedure, about 90% of the intervals would capture the true population mean.

  184. Ikhadi 184

    Umbuzo

    Which procedure tests a claim about one population mean when σ is unknown?

    Impendulo

    A one-sample t-test for a population mean.

  185. Ikhadi 185

    Umbuzo

    How should a one-mean test p-value be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    Assuming the null mean is true, it is the probability of a t-statistic as extreme as or more extreme than observed in the direction of Hₐ.

  186. Ikhadi 186

    Umbuzo

    What is the standard deviation of x̄₁ − x̄₂ for independent samples?

    Impendulo

    √(σ₁²/n₁ + σ₂²/n₂).

  187. Ikhadi 187

    Umbuzo

    What standard error is used in a two-sample t-interval for μ₁ − μ₂?

    Impendulo

    √(s₁²/n₁ + s₂²/n₂).

  188. Ikhadi 188

    Umbuzo

    A confidence interval for μ₁ − μ₂ contains 0. What does that imply?

    Impendulo

    The interval does not provide convincing evidence of a difference between the population means at the corresponding two-sided significance level.

  189. Ikhadi 189

    Umbuzo

    What is the two-sample t-statistic for testing H₀: μ₁ − μ₂ = 0?

    Impendulo

    t = [(x̄₁ − x̄₂) − 0] / √(s₁²/n₁ + s₂²/n₂).

  190. Ikhadi 190

    Umbuzo

    How should a two-mean test p-value be interpreted?

    Impendulo

    Assuming the population means are equal, it is the probability of a sample-mean difference at least as extreme as observed, standardized in the direction of Hₐ.

  191. Ikhadi 191

    Umbuzo

    When is the sampling distribution of x̄ approximately normal?

    Impendulo

    When the population is approximately normal or the random sample is large enough for the central limit theorem to apply.

  192. Ikhadi 192

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a one-sample t-interval?

    Impendulo

    Random data; independence, checked with n ≤ 10% of the population when sampling without replacement; and for the Normal/Large Sample condition, n ≥ 30 is sufficient, while n < 30 requires sample data with no strong skewness or outliers.

  193. Ikhadi 193

    Umbuzo

    How does increasing sample size affect a confidence interval for μ?

    Impendulo

    It lowers the standard error and usually narrows the interval when confidence level and variability stay comparable.

  194. Ikhadi 194

    Umbuzo

    What is the one-sample t-test statistic?

    Impendulo

    t = (x̄ − μ₀) / (s/√n), with n − 1 degrees of freedom.

  195. Ikhadi 195

    Umbuzo

    A t-test fails to reject H₀. What should the conclusion avoid?

    Impendulo

    Avoid saying H₀ is true; say the data do not provide convincing evidence for Hₐ.

  196. Ikhadi 196

    Umbuzo

    When is x̄₁ − x̄₂ approximately normal?

    Impendulo

    When both populations are approximately normal or both independent random samples are large enough for normal approximations.

  197. Ikhadi 197

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a two-sample t-interval?

    Impendulo

    Independent random samples or randomized groups; each sample no more than 10% of its population when sampling without replacement; and for the Normal/Large Sample condition, both sample sizes ≥ 30 are sufficient, while either sample below 30 requires sample data with no strong skewness or outliers.

  198. Ikhadi 198

    Umbuzo

    A 95% interval for μ₁ − μ₂ is (−7.2, −1.4). What does it support?

    Impendulo

    μ₁ is plausibly 1.4 to 7.2 units lower than μ₂; the interval supports a negative difference.

  199. Ikhadi 199

    Umbuzo

    What sample-shape condition is checked for a two-sample t-test with small samples?

    Impendulo

    Both sample distributions should be free of strong skewness and outliers unless both populations are known to be approximately normal.

  200. Ikhadi 200

    Umbuzo

    A randomized experiment finds a significant difference in mean response. What can random assignment support?

    Impendulo

    A cause-and-effect conclusion for units like those studied, assuming the experiment was well designed.

  201. Ikhadi 201

    Umbuzo

    A population has μ = 40. What does μₓ̄ = 40 mean for samples of size 25?

    Impendulo

    Across all random samples of 25, the average sample mean is 40.

  202. Ikhadi 202

    Umbuzo

    How is a matched-pairs confidence interval analyzed?

    Impendulo

    Compute one difference for each pair, then use a one-sample t-interval on the population mean difference.

  203. Ikhadi 203

    Umbuzo

    A 95% confidence interval for μ is (18.2, 21.7). What does it say about μ = 22?

    Impendulo

    The interval excludes 22, providing evidence against μ = 22 in a two-sided test at α = 0.05.

  204. Ikhadi 204

    Umbuzo

    Which observations enter a matched-pairs t-test?

    Impendulo

    The within-pair differences, not the two original columns treated as independent samples.

  205. Ikhadi 205

    Umbuzo

    A test reports p-value 0.032. At which common levels is it significant: 0.05 or 0.01?

    Impendulo

    Significant at 0.05, but not at 0.01.

  206. Ikhadi 206

    Umbuzo

    If μ₁ − μ₂ = 5, where is the sampling distribution of x̄₁ − x̄₂ centered?

    Impendulo

    At 5.

  207. Ikhadi 207

    Umbuzo

    Does the standard AP two-sample t procedure require equal population variances?

    Impendulo

    No. It uses separate sample variances in the standard error rather than pooling them.

  208. Ikhadi 208

    Umbuzo

    What two changes usually widen a confidence interval for μ₁ − μ₂?

    Impendulo

    Higher confidence or smaller sample sizes.

  209. Ikhadi 209

    Umbuzo

    Why must the order x̄₁ − x̄₂ match the order μ₁ − μ₂ in the hypotheses?

    Impendulo

    Reversing the order reverses the sign and changes the direction of the claim.

  210. Ikhadi 210

    Umbuzo

    A two-sample test with Hₐ: μ₁ > μ₂ fails to reject H₀. What conclusion is valid?

    Impendulo

    There is not convincing evidence that μ₁ exceeds μ₂.

  211. Ikhadi 211

    Umbuzo

    A population has σ = 18 and random samples have n = 36. What is σₓ̄?

    Impendulo

    3, because 18/√36 = 3.

  212. Ikhadi 212

    Umbuzo

    Why is a t distribution used for inference about a mean when σ is unknown?

    Impendulo

    Replacing σ with the sample standard deviation s adds uncertainty, which the heavier-tailed t distribution accounts for.

  213. Ikhadi 213

    Umbuzo

    What conditions justify a one-sample t-test?

    Impendulo

    Random data; independence, checked with n ≤ 10% of the population when sampling without replacement; and for the Normal/Large Sample condition, n ≥ 30 is sufficient, while n < 30 requires sample data with no strong skewness or outliers.

  214. Ikhadi 214

    Umbuzo

    What distinguishes a two-sample means procedure from a matched-pairs procedure?

    Impendulo

    Two-sample procedures use independent groups; matched-pairs procedures analyze linked observations through their differences.

  215. Ikhadi 215

    Umbuzo

    How are degrees of freedom handled for a two-sample t procedure?

    Impendulo

    Technology usually uses an approximation based on both sample variances and sizes; a conservative fallback uses the smaller of n₁ − 1 and n₂ − 1.

  216. Ikhadi 216

    Umbuzo

    What type of variables belong on a scatterplot?

    Impendulo

    Two quantitative variables measured on the same observational units.

  217. Ikhadi 217

    Umbuzo

    What does the correlation coefficient r describe?

    Impendulo

    The direction and strength of a linear relationship between two quantitative variables.

  218. Ikhadi 218

    Umbuzo

    What does ŷ = a + bx represent?

    Impendulo

    A linear regression model predicting response y from explanatory variable x.

  219. Ikhadi 219

    Umbuzo

    What is a residual?

    Impendulo

    Observed response minus predicted response: residual = y − ŷ.

  220. Ikhadi 220

    Umbuzo

    What makes a regression line the least-squares line?

    Impendulo

    It minimizes the sum of squared residuals.

  221. Ikhadi 221

    Umbuzo

    What four features should a scatterplot description address?

    Impendulo

    Direction, form, strength, and unusual features such as outliers or clusters.

  222. Ikhadi 222

    Umbuzo

    What values can r take?

    Impendulo

    Any value from −1 to 1, inclusive.

  223. Ikhadi 223

    Umbuzo

    How is the slope b interpreted in context?

    Impendulo

    For each one-unit increase in x, the predicted value of y changes by b units on average.

  224. Ikhadi 224

    Umbuzo

    What does a positive residual mean?

    Impendulo

    The observed response is above the model's predicted response.

  225. Ikhadi 225

    Umbuzo

    What is the least-squares slope formula?

    Impendulo

    b = r(sᵧ/sₓ).

  226. Ikhadi 226

    Umbuzo

    A scatterplot trends downward from left to right. What direction is the association?

    Impendulo

    Negative: larger x-values tend to occur with smaller y-values.

  227. Ikhadi 227

    Umbuzo

    Why can r be near 0 even when two variables are strongly related?

    Impendulo

    Correlation measures only linear association, so a strong curved relationship can have r near 0.

  228. Ikhadi 228

    Umbuzo

    How is the intercept a interpreted in context?

    Impendulo

    It is the predicted response when x = 0, provided x = 0 is meaningful and within the data's scope.

  229. Ikhadi 229

    Umbuzo

    A model predicts 18, and the observed response is 21. What is the residual?

    Impendulo

    3, because 21 − 18 = 3.

  230. Ikhadi 230

    Umbuzo

    How is the least-squares intercept found from the slope?

    Impendulo

    a = ȳ − bx̄.

  231. Ikhadi 231

    Umbuzo

    What makes a linear association look strong?

    Impendulo

    The points lie close to a straight-line pattern, regardless of whether the slope is steep or shallow.

  232. Ikhadi 232

    Umbuzo

    Does r have measurement units?

    Impendulo

    No. Correlation is unitless because it is based on standardized values.

  233. Ikhadi 233

    Umbuzo

    For ŷ = 12 + 2.5x, what is predicted when x = 4?

    Impendulo

    22, because 12 + 2.5(4) = 22.

  234. Ikhadi 234

    Umbuzo

    What residual-plot pattern supports using a linear model?

    Impendulo

    Random scatter around zero with no clear curve, trend, or changing spread.

  235. Ikhadi 235

    Umbuzo

    What does r² measure in simple linear regression?

    Impendulo

    The proportion of variation in the response variable explained by its linear relationship with the explanatory variable.

  236. Ikhadi 236

    Umbuzo

    A scatterplot shows a strong association. Does that establish causation?

    Impendulo

    No. A scatterplot alone cannot rule out confounding or other explanations.

  237. Ikhadi 237

    Umbuzo

    Why should unusual points be checked before interpreting r?

    Impendulo

    Correlation is not resistant; an outlier or influential point can change r substantially.

  238. Ikhadi 238

    Umbuzo

    Why is extrapolation risky?

    Impendulo

    The relationship observed over the data range may not continue beyond that range.

  239. Ikhadi 239

    Umbuzo

    A point lies below the regression line. What sign is its residual?

    Impendulo

    Negative, because observed y is less than predicted ŷ.

  240. Ikhadi 240

    Umbuzo

    Which point always lies on a least-squares regression line with an intercept?

    Impendulo

    The point (x̄, ȳ).

  241. Ikhadi 241

    Umbuzo

    Which variable goes on each axis of a scatterplot used for prediction?

    Impendulo

    The explanatory variable goes on the horizontal x-axis; the response variable goes on the vertical y-axis.

  242. Ikhadi 242

    Umbuzo

    What happens to r if the roles of x and y are swapped?

    Impendulo

    Nothing. Correlation is symmetric.

  243. Ikhadi 243

    Umbuzo

    What is interpolation?

    Impendulo

    Predicting a response for an x-value within the range of observed explanatory values.

  244. Ikhadi 244

    Umbuzo

    A residual plot has a clear U-shape. What is the correction?

    Impendulo

    Do not treat the linear model as adequate; the curved pattern shows systematic structure remains.

  245. Ikhadi 245

    Umbuzo

    A regression has r² = 0.64. What does this mean?

    Impendulo

    About 64% of the variation in the response is explained by its linear relationship with the explanatory variable.

  246. Ikhadi 246

    Umbuzo

    What is an outlier in a scatterplot?

    Impendulo

    A point that falls away from the overall pattern of the other points.

  247. Ikhadi 247

    Umbuzo

    What happens to r when x is converted from centimeters to meters?

    Impendulo

    It stays the same because multiplying by a positive constant does not change standardized linear association.

  248. Ikhadi 248

    Umbuzo

    When can a regression relationship support a causal conclusion?

    Impendulo

    Only when the data come from a well-designed randomized experiment and the conclusion matches its scope.

  249. Ikhadi 249

    Umbuzo

    What units does a residual use?

    Impendulo

    The same units as the response variable y.

  250. Ikhadi 250

    Umbuzo

    What is an influential point in regression?

    Impendulo

    A point whose removal substantially changes the fitted regression line or another key regression result.

Five connected statistical stages show observations becoming a distribution, a sample, a probability curve, and a regression scatterplot.

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