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Formula - Sheet Using in Final Exam

The document lists key formulas from various chapters on statistics and probability. It includes formulas for measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability rules and distributions, sampling and hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and simple linear regression. The formulas cover a wide range of statistical concepts and tests.
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Formula - Sheet Using in Final Exam

The document lists key formulas from various chapters on statistics and probability. It includes formulas for measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability rules and distributions, sampling and hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and simple linear regression. The formulas cover a wide range of statistical concepts and tests.
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KEY FORMULAS

Chapter 3 and 4: Numerical Descriptive Measures

Topic Formula Topic Formula

∑( − ̄)
Sample Variance = Sample Standard Deviation =
−1
∑( − ) Population Standard
Population Variance = =
Deviation

Chapter 5: Probability

( ∪ )= ( )+ ( )− ( ∩ ) ( ∩ )
Addition Rule Conditional Probability ( | )=
( )
( ∩ )= ( | ) ( ) ( | ) ( )
Multiplication Rule Bayes’ Theorem ( | )=
( | ) ( )+ ( | ) ( )
Chapter 6: Discrete Probability Distributions

!
Binomial Distribution ( = )= (1 − ) Poisson Distribution ( = )=
! ( − )! !

Chapter 7: Continuous Probability Distributions


Standard Transformation of Probability Density Function of 1 .
= ( )=
the Sample Mean √
Standard Normal Distribution √2
Probability Density Function 1 . Exponential Cumulative
( )= ( ≤ )= 1−
of Normal Distribution √2 Distribution Function

Chapter 8: Sampling and Sampling Distributions


Standard Error of the Sample ( )= Standard Transformation of =
Mean √ the Sample Mean √

Confidence Interval for ̄± Confidence Interval for ̄± ; = −1


,
when is Known √ when is Unknown √

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KEY FORMULAS

̄( ̄) Standard Error of the Sample ( )


Confidence Interval for p ̄± ( )=
Proportion
Required Sample Size when Required Sample Size when
Estimating the Population = Estimating the Population = ̂ (1 − ̂ )
Mean Proportion

Chapter 9: One- sample Hypothesis Testing


Test Statistic for when is ̄ Test Statistic for when is ̄
= = ; = −1
Known √ Unknown √
̄
Test Statistic for p = ( )

Chapter 10: Two-sample Hypothesis Testing

( ̄ − ̄ )± + Confidence Interval for − ( ̄ − ̄ )± + ; =


Confidence Interval for −
if and are unknown ,
if and are known ( ) ( )
but assumed equal ; = + −2

( ̄ − ̄ )± + ; =
,
Confidence Interval for −
if and are unknown Test Statistic for = ; = −1

and cannot be assumed equal
)
( / ) /( ) ( )

̄ ̄
( ̄ − ̄ )−
Test Statistic for Testing − = Test Statistic for Testing − =
if is zero ̄( ̄) if is not zero ̄ (1 − ̄ ) ̄ (1 − ̄ )
+

Chapter 11: Analysis of Variance


Sum of Squares Due to Sum of squares with
=∑ − ; df = c-1 =∑ ∑ − ; df = n-c
Treatments SSB treatments

Sum of Squares Total =∑ ∑ − ; df = n-1 Partitioned Sum of Squares SST = SSB + SSE

Mean Square for Treatments


= Mean Square Error - MSE =
MSB −

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KEY FORMULAS

Test Statistic for a One-way ( , ) = ; = ; df1 = c; df2 = n-c


Tukey’s test statistic
ANOVA Test = − 1; = −

Hartley’s Test = ; df1 =c; df2 = (n/c) -1

Chapter 12: Simple Regression


Sample Regression Equation
Simple Linear Regression
= + + for the Simple Linear = +
Model
Regression Model
Slope of the Sample ∑ ( − ̅ )( − ) Intercept of the Sample
= = ̄− ̄
Regression Equation ∑ ( − ̅) Regression Equation

Standard Error of the ∑


= =√ = = Total Sum of Squares = ( − ̄)
Estimate −2 −2
Sum of Squares due to
= ( − ̄) Sum of Squares due to Error = ( − )
Regression
Test Statistics for slope −0
Coefficient of Determinant = =1− = ; = −2
significance ( )

( ); Residuals for the Regression


Confidence Interval for ± ( ⁄( , )) = −2 = −
Model

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