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AP Statistics: Fill in the Blanks Challenge for CED Units 5-8

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AP Statistics: Fill in the Blanks Challenge for CED Units 5-8Online version

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by Samantha Kooreman
1

proportion typically standard deviation sample

Given : " The sample proportion of students that did their AP Stats homework last night varies by 0 . 12 from the true proportion of 0 . 73 . " The value 0 . 12 refers to of the .

2

deviation means varies sample standard

Given : " The sample mean amount of defective parts typically by 5 . 6 parts from the
true mean of 23 . 2 parts . " The value 5 . 6 refers to the of the .

3

interval captures

Given : " We are 95% confident that the interval from 0 . 23 to 0 . 27 the true proportion of flowers that will be red after cross - fertilizing red and white . " This statement is being used to interpret a confidence .

4

weight level

Given : " If we take many , many samples of size 20 and calculate a confidence interval for each , about 90% of them will capture the true mean of a soda case . " The value 90% refers to the confidence .

5

less Assuming p value

Given : " the mean body temperature is 98 . 6 °F ( mu = 98 . 6 ) , there is a 0 . 023 probability of getting a sample mean of 97 . 9 °F or , purely by chance . " The value 0 . 023 refers to a - .

6

reject hypothesis test evidence conclusion

Given : " Because the p - value 0 . 023 < 0 . 05 , we the null . We do have convincing that the mean body temperature is less than 98 . 6 °F ( alternative hypothesis : mu < 98 . 6 ) . " This statement is a to a .

7

1 less Type actually than

Given : " The mean body temperature is 98 . 6 °F , but we find convincing evidence the mean body temperature is 98 . 6 °F . " This is an example of a Error .

8

Type actually don than less 2

Given : " The mean body temperature is 98 . 6 °F , but we ? t find convincing evidence that the mean body temperature is less than 98 . 6 °F . " This is an example of a Error .

9

reject correctly power probability

Given : " If the true mean body temperature is 97 . 5 °F , there is a 0 . 73 the significance test will the null . " The value 0 . 73 refers to the of the test .

 
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