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Ch 7 Syllabus AP Statistics – Mrs. Buys Skills & Concepts Know that random variables are denoted by capital roman letters (e.g. X, Y) Know the relationship between the random variable X and the sample space S Read a probability distribution table Understand the difference between a discrete random variable and a continuous random variable Know why 0.3 ≤ x ≤ 0.7 is lower case x, and P(0.3 ≤ X ≤ 0.7) is upper case X Understand why P(X = 0.8)= 0 or why a continuous probability distribution assigns probability 0 to every individual outcome Understand the difference between x and when talking about random variables Understand the law of large numbers Compute the mean of a discrete random variable given a table showing its probability distribution X x i pi a bX a bX X Y X Y and X Y X Y Compute the variance of a discrete random variable given a table of its probability distribution X2 (x i X )2 pi Know that you need to check the independence assumption before adding/subtracting variances 2 2 2 a bX b X X2 Y X2 Y2 and X2 Y X2 Y2 Understand why variances add, but standard deviations don’t (e.g. 9 25 9 25 ) Vocabulary Random Variable Expected value a bX Probability distribution Law of Large Numbers 2 a bX Discrete random variable x Probability histogram X and Y TI-83 Skills Continuous random variable 2 No new skills in this chapter Density curve X Uniform distribution Ch 7 Major Ideas: (1) Expected value is the mean of a random variable after many trials (“in the long run”). (2) Means add. (3) Standard deviations do NOT add. (4) Variances add. Due date Monday 10/3 Wednesday 10/5 Thursday 10/6 Friday 10/7 Assignment Housekeeper HW #2 PROJECT 1A emailed by 8:20am Monday 10/3 A: RATN 7.1 Do 7.2, 7.3a-e, 7.9, 7.10, 7.11a-c, 7.13, 7.15 B: RATN Ch 7.2 / Do 7.17, 7.23, 7.24, 7.25, 7.26 C: Do 7.27, 7.29, 7.30, 7.31, 7.32 No School Monday 10/10 Wednesday 10/12 Thursday 10/13 Friday 10/14 D: Do 7.34, 7.35, 7.36, 7.40, 7.42 E: Do Ch 7 Review Sheet and prepare for “ practice quiz” on Chapter 7 Mid-Quarter Test on Chapters 1, 2 and 7 Teaching notes: At the beginning of chapter 7, start collecting the sampling distribution data. One population, one n per student each day as they first walk into the room. Do NEED to make sure they understand a bX a bX and 2 2 2 a bX b X , both of these set up 2 sample inference! Put the distribution combining rules on chart paper, and hang it in the room (for the rest of the year!). Include the sum and difference of random variables, and the add the variances formulas! Do “Random Activity for Ch 7 – Number Two” before HW 7C Why does adding means not need independence, but combining standard deviations does (there’s an example in the text about SAT scores)? Sigma squared of bx + a = b squared of sigma squared EV: II-5, II-39, III-3 Probability Distributions: I-7 II-37, III-6, IV-35, V-5 Random Variables II-5, II-39, III-16, III-22, IV-26, V-31