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DISCRETE AND CONTINUOUS R.

V
RANDOM VARIABLES LESSON 1.1 LESSON 1.2
variable - is any characteristic or Discrete R.V – can only take on
attribute of a population or sample integral values
under study.
Continuous R.V – can take on any
The word “random” describes real number values.
something that is without definite
aim, direction, rule, or method. PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION
LESSON 1.3

- X, is used to denote a
random variable,
- while the corresponding
lowercase letter x is used
to denote one of the
values of a random
variable.

Random variable – function that


associates a numerical value with
every outcome
MEAN OF A DISCRETE R.V
Sample space – domain of a R.V

Set of real numbers – Range of a


R.V
VARIANCE OF A DISCRETE R.V CONVERSION OF N.R.V
LESSON 3.1 TO S.R.V LESSON 4.1

What is the Z-score of 40 in a math


test when the mean is 58 with a
standard deviation of 9?

standard deviation of a discrete


random variable is expressed by
the formula below:

PARAMETER,STATISTIC, AND
SAMPLING PLAN LESSON 5.1

Population is a group where


members have something in
common, that is, the total set of
observations that can be made.

• A sample is a smaller group or


THE NORMAL CURVE subset of the population in
LESSON 3.3 question.
The normal curve is also called the • A parameter describes an entire
Gaussian curve after the population.
mathematician Carl Friedrich
Gauss. • A statistic describes only the
sample.

Simple Random Sampling

The simplest way of getting


random sample where each
member of the population

has an equal chance of being


chosen as the sample.
Stratified Random Sampling

This involves selecting a simple


random sample from each of a
given number of

subpopulations proportionally.

Cluster Sampling

The population is first divided into


separate groups called clusters.

1-in-k Systematic Random


Sampling

This involves the random selection


of one of the first k elements in an
ordered population, and then the
systematic selection of every kth
element thereafter.

Multistage Sampling

Two or more probability


techniques are combined. It can be
described as sampling within the
sample.

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