Summary Of Probability & ANOR

November 5, 2008 by  
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  • The probability of X and Y occurring at the same time equals the probability of X times the probability of Y.
  • The probability of X or Y occurring (either one) is the addition of the probability of X and the probability of Y.
  • Analysis of Regression tests the likelihood that the linear relationship between the two variables is due to chance. A significant F indicates that X predicts Y well and that the relationship between the two variables is not likely to be due to chance.
  • Analysis of Regression does not prove cause and effect. X may cause Y or Y may cause X, or both could be caused by another variable.

 

 

NOW YOU CHOOSE:
    Day 7: Probability
    
Bit More About Probability
    Even More About Probability
    Even More About ANOR
    Calculate ANOR
    Practice Problems
    More Practice Problems
    Word Problems
       
Sim1       Sim2        Sim3
    Basic Facts About Probability
    Vocabulary
    Formulas
    Quiz 7
    Summary

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