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5-1 Probability Distributions

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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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What is a variable that has a single numerical value, determined by chance, for each outcome of a procedure?

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random variable

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What is a description that gives the probability for each value of the random variable and it is often expressed in the format of a table, formula, or graph?

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probability distribution

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What is a collection of values that is finite or countable?

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discrete random variable

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What has infinitely many values, and the collection of values is not countbable?

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continuous variables

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What are the Probability Distribution Requirements?

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#6
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What is the formula for finding the mean for a porbability distribution?

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#7
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What is the formula for finding the variance for a probability distribution?

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#8
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What is the formula for fidning the Standard Deviation for a probability distribution?

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#9
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The _______ _______ of a discrete random variable x is denoted by E, and it is the mean value of the outcomes.

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Expected Value

#10
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Using the range rule of thumb, what values are considtered signifcantly low and signifcantly high?

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#11
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How can you identify significant results using probabilities?

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A value is considered significantly high if the probability is 0.05 or less A value is conisered signifcantly low if the probability is 0.05 or less