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flash cards statiticsVersión en línea home work por Malvin#20 1 Proportion: A proportion is a number compared with another number, like the proportion of males in a class. Sí No 2 Probability: Probability refers to the likelihood of an event, like picking a king from a deck of 52 cards. Sí No 3 Correlate: To correlate means to study if factors, like age at death and other variables, show a relationship. Sí No 4 Volume: Volume refers to the amount or quantity, like the volume of traffic on roads. Sí No 5 Outcomes: Outcomes refer to the results or events studied, like ages at which death occurs in life insurance calculations. Sí No 6 Significantly: Significantly means noticeably different, like left-handed people being noticeably more intelligent than right-handed people. Sí No 7 Trend: A trend is a change in a particular direction, like healthier eating habits. Sí No 8 Sample: A sample is a group representing the total population measured. Sí No 9 Ratio: A ratio shows the relationship between two numbers, indicating how much bigger one is compared to the other, like female to whole ratio. Sí No 10 Mode: The mode is the most frequent value in a dataset. Sí No 11 Outliers: Outliers are figures very different from others in a dataset, like test scores much higher or lower than the rest. Sí No 12 Median: The median is the value at the halfway point between the two extremes of a dataset. Sí No 13 Normal Distribution: A normal distribution of data means most examples in a set are close to the average (mean), with few far from it, often shown as a bell curve on a chart. Sí No 14 Variables: Variables are factors like age, sex, lifestyle, or health that can vary and are considered in calculations. Sí No 15 Mean: The mean is the average, calculated by summing all values and dividing by the number of values. Sí No 16 Correlation: Correlation is the extent to which two variables, like left-handedness and intelligence, show a relationship, often as cause and effect. Sí No 17 Reliable: Reliable data is consistent, meaning results would be the same if measurements were repeated. Sí No 18 Valid: Valid data means the information collected is accurate. Sí No 19 Random: Random means selecting without a specific pattern or bias, like picking a card from a deck. Sí No 20 Standard Deviation: Standard deviation represents the average difference from the mean, showing how much individuals deviate from the norm. Sí No

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Proportion: A proportion is a number compared with another number, like the proportion of males in a class.

Probability: Probability refers to the likelihood of an event, like picking a king from a deck of 52 cards.

Correlate: To correlate means to study if factors, like age at death and other variables, show a relationship.

Volume: Volume refers to the amount or quantity, like the volume of traffic on roads.

Outcomes: Outcomes refer to the results or events studied, like ages at which death occurs in life insurance calculations.

Significantly: Significantly means noticeably different, like left-handed people being noticeably more intelligent than right-handed people.

Trend: A trend is a change in a particular direction, like healthier eating habits.

Sample: A sample is a group representing the total population measured.

Ratio: A ratio shows the relationship between two numbers, indicating how much bigger one is compared to the other, like female to whole ratio.

Mode: The mode is the most frequent value in a dataset.

Outliers: Outliers are figures very different from others in a dataset, like test scores much higher or lower than the rest.

Median: The median is the value at the halfway point between the two extremes of a dataset.

Normal Distribution: A normal distribution of data means most examples in a set are close to the average (mean), with few far from it, often shown as a bell curve on a chart.

Variables: Variables are factors like age, sex, lifestyle, or health that can vary and are considered in calculations.

Mean: The mean is the average, calculated by summing all values and dividing by the number of values.

Correlation: Correlation is the extent to which two variables, like left-handedness and intelligence, show a relationship, often as cause and effect.

Reliable: Reliable data is consistent, meaning results would be the same if measurements were repeated.

Valid: Valid data means the information collected is accurate.

Random: Random means selecting without a specific pattern or bias, like picking a card from a deck.

Standard Deviation: Standard deviation represents the average difference from the mean, showing how much individuals deviate from the norm.