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Whitney, FSA, MAAA  \nVersion 1.0  \nApril 27, 2014  \nAP Statistics Cumulative Notes Table of Contents  \nPage Description  \n6 AP Statistics Formula Sheet  \n8 Part 1: Exploring Data  \n8 Variable Types  \n8 5‐Number Summary  \n8 Other Terms to Know  \n9 Frequency Distribution  \n9 Cumulative Frequency Distribution  \n10 Center, Shape and Spread  \n11 Types of Plots  \n13 Marginal Distributions  \n14 Normal Distribution  \n15 Part 2: Exploring Bivariate Data  \n15 Definitions  \n17 Formulas Relating to the Coefficient of Correlation of a Sample  \n18 Linear Combinations of Parameters and Statistics  \n19 Types of Regression Models  \n20 Chapter 10: Straightening Data In a Scatterplot  \n20 Selecting a Good Re‐Expression Model  \n22 Re‐Expression Models Based on the Scatterplot  \n23 Re‐Expression Models Based on the Residuals  \n24 Description of Individual Models  \n30 Chapter 12: Sample Surveys  \n30 Types of Samples  \n30 Types of Bias  \n31 Table of Key Statistics ad Parameters  \n31 The Valid Survey  \n32 Chapter 13: Experiments and Observational Studies  \n32 Observation Study  \n32 Experiment  \n32 Principles of Experimental Design  \n33 Diagramming an Experiment  \n33 Elements of an Experiment  \n33 Other Terms Relating to Experimentation  \nAP Statistics Cumulative Notes  \nTable of Contents  \nPage Description  \n34 Part 4: Probability  \n34 Key Definitions  \n36 Geometric Probability Model  \n36 Binomial Probability Model  \n36 Normal Probability Model  \n37 Key Formulas  \n38 Chapter 18: Sampling Distribution Models  \n38 Central Limit Theorem  \n38 Key Assumptions  \n39 Symbols and Formulas for Proportions  \n39 Symbols and Formulas for Population Means  \n40 Chapter 19: Confidence Intervals for Proportions  \n40 Explaining a Confidence Interva'  \n40 Critical Values  \n40 Standard Deviation vs. Standard Error  \n40 Key Assumptions  \n41 Chapter 20: Hypothesis Testing for Proportions  \n41 Hypotheses  \n41 P‐Value  \n42 Four Steps of Hypothesis Testing  \n43 Z‐Values and P‐Values for Various Tests ‐ 95% Confidence  \n44 Chapter 21: More About Tests and Intervals  \n44 a‐Value  \n44 Rules for Rejecting H0 44 b‐Value  \n44 Power  \n44 Effect Size  \n45 95% Confidence Interval (When the Success/Failure Condition Fails)  \n45 Summary of p’s and n’s  \n46 Type I and Type II Errors  \n46 Interaction of a, b, and Power  \n47 Chapter 22: Comparing Two Proportions  \n47 Confidence Interval for the Difference of Two Proportions  \n47 Key Assumptions and Conditions  \n48 Hypothesis Testing  \nAP Statistics Cumulative Notes Table of Contents  \nPage Description  \n49 Chapter 23: Inferences About Means  \n49 Sample of Means  \n49 Confidence Interval for the Difference of Two Proportions  \n50 Using z vs. t  \n50 Key Assumptions and Conditions  \n50 Sample Size for a t‐Distribution  \n50 Special Considerations  \n50 Language for Confidence Intervals  \n51 Hypothesis Testing  \n51 Relationship Between Intervals and Tests  \n51 Finding the 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