Exam 19: Probability and Statistics in Engineering
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For normal distribution, what percent of the data will fall in the interval of one standard deviation above and below the mean?
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That area of science that deals with collection, organization, analysis, and interpretation of data is known as
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A random experiment is one that has random outcomes that cannot be predicted exactly.
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There are 20 red marbles and 10 blue marbles mixed together in a cloth bag. If you reach in and pull out a marble, without looking, what are the odds of selecting a blue marble?
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In probability, each time you repeat an experiment is called a
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The probability distribution for many engineering experiments is approximated by
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Something with a large number of data points is commonly called a
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For any probability distribution, the sum of probabilities is always
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The cumulative frequency shows the cumulative number of students with scores up to and including those in the given range.
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A smaller portion of the entire data or population is commonly called a
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