Statistics Interpretation Challenge: Units 1-4

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Test your knowledge on interpretation of key concepts from the first 4 units of the year.

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Samantha Kooreman

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Statistics Interpretation Challenge: Units 1-4


Mots Croisés Statistics Interpretation Challenge: Units 1-4Version en ligne Test your knowledge on interpretation of key concepts from the first 4 units of the year. par Samantha Kooreman 1 Given: "The height of power forwards in the NBA typically varies by 1.52 inches from the mean of 80.1 inches." What does the value 1.52 inches refer to? 2 Given: "75% of high school student SAT scores are less than or equal to 1200." What does the value 75% refer to? 3 Given: "A quiz score of 71 is 1.43 standard deviations below the mean. (z = -1.43)" What does the value 1.43 refer to? 4 Given:"The __ of student height is unimodal and roughly symmetric. The mean height is 65.3 inches with a standard deviation of 8.2 inches. There is a potential upper outlier at 79 inches and a gap between 60 and 62 inches." What is being described? 5 Given: "The linear association between student absences and final grades is fairly strong and negative. (r = −0.93)" What is being described? 6 Given: "The actual heart rate was 4.5 beats per minute above the number predicted when Matt ran for 5 minutes." What is being described? 7 Given: "The predicted time to checkout at the grocery store when there are 0 customers In line is 72.95 seconds." What does the value 72.95 refer to? 8 Given: "The predicted heart rate increases by 4.3 beats per minute for each additional minute jogged." What does the value 4.3 refer to? 9 Given: "The actual SAT score is typically about 14.3 points away from the value predicted by the LSRL." What does the value 14.3 refer to? 10 Given: "About 87.3% of variation in electricity production is explained by the linear relationship with wind speed." What does the value 87.3% refer to? 11 Given: "The ___ reveals a moderately strong, positive, linear association between the weight and length of rattlesnakes. The point at (24.1, 35,7) is a potential outlier." This could be used to describe a... 12 Given: "After many many coin flips, the proportion of times that heads will occur is about 0.5." What does the value 0.5 refer to? 13 Given: "P(red car \| pulled over) = 0.48. Given that a car is pulled over, there is a 0.48 probability of the car being red." What does the value 0.48 refer to? 14 Given: "If the random process of asking a student how many movies they watched this week is repeated for a very large number of times, the average number of movies we can expect is 3.23 movies." The value 3.23 refers to the mean/the... 15 Given: "After many, many trials the average # of property crimes that go unsolved out of 100 is 80." What does the value 80 refer to? 16 Given: " The number of property crimes that go unsolved out of 100 typically varies by 1.6 crimes from the mean of 80 crimes." What does the value 1.6 refer to? 10 12 3 6 1 4 16 8 2 7 13 14 5 15 9 11

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Statistics Interpretation Challenge: Units 1-4Version en ligne

par Samantha Kooreman

Given: "The height of power forwards in the NBA typically varies by 1.52 inches from the mean of 80.1 inches." What does the value 1.52 inches refer to?

Given: "75% of high school student SAT scores are less than or equal to 1200." What does the value 75% refer to?

Given: "A quiz score of 71 is 1.43 standard deviations below the mean. (z = -1.43)" What does the value 1.43 refer to?

Given:"The __ of student height is unimodal and roughly symmetric. The mean height is 65.3 inches with a standard deviation of 8.2 inches. There is a potential upper outlier at 79 inches and a gap between 60 and 62 inches." What is being described?

Given: "The linear association between student absences and final grades is fairly strong and negative. (r = −0.93)" What is being described?

Given: "The actual heart rate was 4.5 beats per minute above the number predicted when Matt ran for 5 minutes." What is being described?

Given: "The predicted time to checkout at the grocery store when there are 0 customers In line is 72.95 seconds." What does the value 72.95 refer to?

Given: "The predicted heart rate increases by 4.3 beats per minute for each additional minute jogged." What does the value 4.3 refer to?

Given: "The actual SAT score is typically about 14.3 points away from the value predicted by the LSRL." What does the value 14.3 refer to?

Given: "About 87.3% of variation in electricity production is explained by the linear relationship with wind speed." What does the value 87.3% refer to?

Given: "The ___ reveals a moderately strong, positive, linear association between the weight and length of rattlesnakes. The point at (24.1, 35,7) is a potential outlier." This could be used to describe a...

Given: "After many many coin flips, the proportion of times that heads will occur is about 0.5." What does the value 0.5 refer to?

Given: "P(red car | pulled over) = 0.48. Given that a car is pulled over, there is a 0.48 probability of the car being red." What does the value 0.48 refer to?

Given: "If the random process of asking a student how many movies they watched this week is repeated for a very large number of times, the average number of movies we can expect is 3.23 movies." The value 3.23 refers to the mean/the...

Given: "After many, many trials the average # of property crimes that go unsolved out of 100 is 80." What does the value 80 refer to?

Given: " The number of property crimes that go unsolved out of 100 typically varies by 1.6 crimes from the mean of 80 crimes." What does the value 1.6 refer to?