MATH 116 – FINAL EXAM - STUDY GUIDE

·  Chapter 3:

o  Use z-scores to compare x-values

o  Find probabilities when selecting one individual (show procedure, and use the calculator)

o  Find scores, percentiles when selecting one individual (show procedure and use the calculator)

·  Chapters 4 and 5

Correlation and regression

o  Find the regression equation (least squares regression line) and the correlation coefficient with the calculator

o  Explain the meaning of the slope

o  Use the regression equation for predictions: Given x, find y, or given y, find x

o  Is the prediction reliable?

o  Residuals

o  Recognize the meaning of r-square

o  If r-square is given, find r (how do you know whether r is positive or negative?)

·  Chapter 11: the Central Limit Theorem for means

o  Describe the distribution of sample means for samples of size n: shape, mean and standard deviation

o  Find probabilities in the x-bar distribution (show procedure and use the calculator)

·  Chapter 14: - ONE POPULATION MEAN – WITH SIGMA (USE Z)

(With formulas and with the calculator)

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the margin of error

o  Find the confidence interval

·  Chapter 15:

o  Find sample size for estimating the population mean with a given margin of error

·  Chapter 17: - ONE POPULATION MEAN – WITHOUT SIGMA (USE T)

(With formulas and with the calculator)

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the margin of error

o  Find the confidence interval

·  Chapter 17 – TWO POPULATION MEANS – MATCHED PAIRS (USE T test on L3 = L1 – L2)

(With calculator – NO FORMULAS)

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the confidence interval

o  Find the margin of error from the constructed interval:

(Graph interval and use your geometric mind)

ME = upper value of the confidence interval minus point estimate

·  Chapter 18 – TWO POPULATION MEANS – INDEPENDENT SAMPLES

(USE 2-sampT-tst or intvl)

(With calculator – NO FORMULAS)

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the confidence interval

o  Find the margin of error from the constructed interval

·  Chapter 19 – ONE POPULATION PROPORTION

(With formulas and with the calculator)

o  Describe the distribution of p-hat for samples of size n: shape, mean and standard deviation

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the confidence interval

o  Find the margin of error from the constructed interval:

o  Find sample size for estimating population proportions with a given margin of error

·  Chapter 20 – TWO POPULATION PROPORTIONS

(With calculator – NO FORMULAS)

o  Hypothesis testing

o  Find the confidence interval

o  Find the margin of error from the constructed interval:

Make sure you know how to do all of the following

a)  Describe in words the population (group you are selecting the sample from) [2 points}

b)  Describe in words the variable or success attribute [2 points]

c)  List all the statistics with the corresponding notation [2 points]

d)  Find the point estimate for the population mean/proportion [2 points]

e)  Write the hypotheses [3 points]

f)  Sketch the graph, shade and label possible locations of the point estimate [2 points]

g)  Run the test in the calculator. Indicate which test you used and write the results [2 points]

h)  Write the conclusion within context [2 points]

i)  Interpret the p-value and how it helped to write the conclusion in part (h) [2 points]

j)  Use the calculator to construct a ___% confidence interval estimate . [2 points]

k)  Interpret the interval in words (We are ___% confident that.... [2 points]

l)  What does the interval suggests in reference to the claim being tested? [2 points]