All are multiple choice quesions
1. Probability is
A. Subjective judgement of the observer, how likely is
something.;
B. A measure rendered (adjusted to events) satisfying certain
rules;
C. Empirical, observed result of the (favorable) over (all)
cases;
D. Any number between 0 and 1;
2. Which statement is true regarding sample
standard deviation?
Sample standard deviation is the expected value of the
smallest and the largest observations
Standard deviation of the sum of two random variables
equals with the sum of the standard deviation
Standard deviation of the expected value is always
zero
Standard deviation of the mean is always zero
3. With the help of standardization,
Any given distribution can be transformed into normal
distribution
Any given distribution can be transformed into
standard normal distribution
Any normal distribution with given parameters can be
transformed into standard normal distribution
A standard normal distribution can be transformed into
a distribution with 1 expected value and 0 standard deviation
4. Distribution function of a ξ random
variable
The function value is 0 in -∞ and 1 in +∞
F(x)=P(ξ=x) defines the distribution function of
ξ
According to the definition, the function value for
every x is represent the probability that ξ is larger than the
value x
Area under the distribution function is always 1
5. The expected value of a random variable
The expected value of a random variable depends on
distribution and the range of a given random variable.
The expected value of a random variable is always and
existent representation of the random variable
The value of two random must be the same when the
expected value of the variables equals
In case of limited number of observations, The
expected value of a random variable equals with the mean
6. In the least square method
7. Binary data
8. Population is
1)
Any number between 0 and 1
Observed favorable over all cases ... Both statement are true , but any number between 0 and 1is more accurate here
2)
Standard deviation of the sum of two random variables equals with the sum of the standard deviation
3)
Any given distribution can be transformed into standard normal distribution
4)
The function value is 0 in -∞ and 1 in +∞
5)
The expected value of a random variable depends on distribution and the range of a given random variable.
6)
The sum of squares of the distances of the data points on the y-axis is minimal
7)
May take only 2 different values
8)
defined group of objects, where potentially all of them could be studied in details
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