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    1) The document discusses linear regression with a slope of 0.55 and y-intercept of -1.6. It also discusses the Poisson distribution with an expected value of 25. 2) It discusses the binomial distribution with n=100 and p=0.5, finding the mean to be 42.3 and variance to be 12.2. It compares the binomial distribution to the normal distribution with a z-score greater than 0.5. 3) It discusses approximating a distribution as normally distributed and using the Laplace transform to turn a distribution into an algebraic equation.

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    1) The document discusses linear regression with a slope of 0.55 and y-intercept of -1.6. It also discusses the Poisson distribution with an expected value of 25. 2) It discusses the binomial distribution with n=100 and p=0.5, finding the mean to be 42.3 and variance to be 12.2. It compares the binomial distribution to the normal distribution with a z-score greater than 0.5. 3) It discusses approximating a distribution as normally distributed and using the Laplace transform to turn a distribution into an algebraic equation.

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    1) The document discusses linear regression with a slope of 0.55 and y-intercept of -1.6. It also discusses the Poisson distribution with an expected value of 25. 2) It discusses the binomial distribution with n=100 and p=0.5, finding the mean to be 42.3 and variance to be 12.2. It compares the binomial distribution to the normal distribution with a z-score greater than 0.5. 3) It discusses approximating a distribution as normally distributed and using the Laplace transform to turn a distribution into an algebraic equation.

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