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    1. The document provides an overview of topics covered in a statistics course, including normal distribution, empirical rule, central limit theorem, correlation analysis, and regression analysis. 2. It highlights that normal distribution forms a bell curve and describes key aspects like mean, median, and mode. The empirical rule states how most data falls within 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean. 3. The central limit theorem explains that as sample size increases, the sampling distribution of means approaches a normal distribution, regardless of the population distribution. Correlation and regression analysis measure the relationship between variables.

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    1. The document provides an overview of topics covered in a statistics course, including normal distribution, empirical rule, central limit theorem, correlation analysis, and regression analysis. 2. It highlights that normal distribution forms a bell curve and describes key aspects like mean, median, and mode. The empirical rule states how most data falls within 1, 2, and 3 standard deviations of the mean. 3. The central limit theorem explains that as sample size increases, the sampling distribution of means approaches a normal distribution, regardless of the population distribution. Correlation and regression analysis measure the relationship between variables.

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    distribution and regression analysis.

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    checking the number corresponding to each task.

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    in the 1. Read/Watch Module 3 Topic 1 Introduction

    Modern
    World)
    4TH QUARTER, SY2020-2021 GED 102 WEEK 8

    ✓ 2. Read/Watch Module 3 Topic 1 Lesson 1 (Normal Distribution and Empirical

    Rule)

    ✓ 3. Read/Watch Module 3 Topic 1 Lesson 2 (Central Limit Theorem)

    ✓ 4. Read/Watch Module 3 Topic 1 Lesson 3 (Regression Analysis and

    Correlation)

    ✓ 5. Work out HW 8.

    ✓ 6. Submit WGN Week 8.

    Lesson 1. Normal Distribution

    Highlights

    A. What is Statistics and what is it for?

    - It is the science of gathering, identifying and researching numerical data of


    large quantities concerning ratio or proportion of a specified sample in a whole
    set.
    It is commonly used in analysis of random sampling, and other sampling
    distributions in probability of a sample.
    4TH QUARTER, SY2020-2021 GED 102 WEEK 8

    B. Describe a normal distribution.

    - It is the most common continuous probability distribution in the field of statistics.

    It also forms a bell curve. It distributes the values of variables and it has a

    symmetrical figure in both sides with respect to the middle value. The mean,

    median, and mode coincide at the middle value.

    C. State and explain the Empirical Rule.

    - It is also named as three-sigma rule. In statistics, for the normal distributed data,

    most data fall on the range of within three standard deviation values which are
    68%

    within the 1-standard deviation, 95% within the 2-standard deviation, and 99.7%

    within the 3-standard deviation. It is used in calculating the probability of a sample

    in the whole data. It gives characteristic and determines the distribution of a given

    data. If the mean and standard deviation id present, the probability of the data can

    be computed. Basically, it tells us the distribution of data in a distributed sample or

    population.

    Lesson 2. Central Limit Theorem

    Highlights

    A. Explain the Inferential process of statistics

    - It uses sampling distributions to analyze the random samples or population and

    creates a conclusion about the certain topic and its probability. The population is
    the

    large group of subjects while the sample is just the portion of the group of subjects.

    Inferential statistics characterizes the samples taken out from a population and find
    4TH QUARTER, SY2020-2021 GED 102 WEEK 8

    the probability of these subjects.

    B. State and explain the Central Limit Theorem

    - It states that the sampling distribution of the sample means are becoming more

    similar to normal distribution graph if the sample size increases regardless of the

    population distribution shape. It also explains the characteristic of a population

    more accurately as the sample size increases. In contrast, the more sample there is

    the more it looks like the same form of the normal distribution graph and it can

    describe more accurately.

    Lesson 3. Regression and Correlation

    Highlights

    A. Correlation Analysis
    1. What is Correlation Analysis?

    - It is used as a statistical technique to determine the connections of the

    variables. It mostly focuses on linear relationship of variables.


    4TH QUARTER, SY2020-2021 GED 102 WEEK 8

    2. How is correlation measured and how is the value interpreted?

    - Correlation analysis is the statistical way to interpret the relationship of

    variables. The Pearson Product Moment correlation r is used to get the direction

    and magnitude. r ranges from -1 to 1 representing strong and weak linear

    relationship respectively.

    B. Regression Analysis
    1. What is Regression Analysis?

    - It is a type of analysis wherein the nature of linear analysis is interpreted

    within the dependent and independent variables presented. It can be classified

    as simple or multiple depending on the number of independent variables

    present.

    2. What is a Least-Squares Line?

    - It has a form of ”y=bx+a”. It is a line in which represents the best fit

    that minimizes the variance. Moreover, it makes a regression line formed

    from the vertical distance of the points of data as small difference possible.

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