About the Authors | p. ix |
Kaplan Panel of AP Experts | p. xi |
The Basics | |
Inside the AP Statistics Exam | p. 3 |
Introduction to the AP Statistics Exam | p. 4 |
Overview of the Test Structure | p. 4 |
How the Exam Is Scored | p. 7 |
Registration and Fees | p. 7 |
Additional Resources | p. 8 |
Strategies for Success: Preparing for the Exam | p. 9 |
General Test-Taking Strategies | p. 9 |
How This Book Can Help, Plus Specific AP Statistics Exam Strategies | p. 10 |
How to Approach the Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 11 |
How to Approach the Free-Response Questions | p. 17 |
Stress Management | p. 18 |
Countdown to the Test | p. 21 |
Diagnostic Test | |
AP Statistics Diagnostic Test | p. 25 |
Diagnostic Test | p. 27 |
Diagnostic Test Correlation Chart | p. 44 |
How to Use the Review Section | p. 45 |
AP Statistics Review | |
Constructing and Interpreting Graphical Displays of Distributions of Univariate Data | p. 49 |
What Is All This Data About? | p. 49 |
Displaying Categorical Data Graphically | p. 50 |
Displaying Quantitative Data Graphically | p. 52 |
The Shape of a Distribution | p. 58 |
If You Learned Only Three Things in This Chapter | p. 50 |
Review Questions | p. 61 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 65 |
Summarizing Distributions of Univariate Data | p. 67 |
Measures of Center | p. 67 |
Measuring the Spread | p. 69 |
Measuring the Position | p. 71 |
Boxplots | p. 72 |
Effects of Changing Units of Summary Measures | p. 74 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 75 |
Review Questions | p. 75 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 78 |
Comparing Distributions of Univariate Data | p. 79 |
Comparing Distributions with Stem and Leaf Plots | p. 79 |
Comparing Distributions with Dotplots | p. 80 |
Comparing Distributions with Boxplots | p. 81 |
Which Plot? | p. 83 |
If You Learned Only Two Things in This Chapter | p. 83 |
Review Questions | p. 84 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 88 |
Exploring Bivariate Data | p. 91 |
Overview: Why Bivariate Data? | p. 91 |
Analyzing Patterns in Scatterplots | p. 92 |
Measuring Relationships Between Variables | p. 94 |
Least Squares Regression Line | p. 96 |
Residual Plots and Outliers | p. 97 |
Transforming Data to Achieve Linearity | p. 99 |
If You Learned Only Five Things in This Chapter | p. 100 |
Review Questions | p. 101 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 104 |
Exploring Categorical Data | p. 105 |
Frequency Tables and Bar Charts | p. 105 |
Marginal and Joint Frequencies for Two-Way Tables | p. 107 |
Conditional Relative Frequencies | p. 108 |
Graphing Two-Way Tables | p. 109 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 111 |
Review Questions | p. 111 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 114 |
Overview of Methods of Data Collection | p. 115 |
Planning a Study: Overview | p. 115 |
Observational Studies | p. 116 |
Experiments | p. 117 |
Statistics and Parameters | p. 118 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 118 |
Review Questions | p. 118 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 122 |
Planning and Conducting Surveys | p. 125 |
Collecting Data: Observational Studies and Surveys | p. 125 |
Populations, Samples, and Random Selection | p. 126 |
Sources of Bias | p. 127 |
Simple Random Sampling | p. 129 |
Stratified Random Sampling and Other Schemes | p. 129 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 130 |
Review Questions | p. 131 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 134 |
Planning and Conducting Experiments | p. 137 |
The Fundamentals of Experimental Design | p. 137 |
Confounding and Sources of Bias | p. 138 |
Experimental Design Schemes | p. 139 |
Observational Studies Revisited: SRS, Strata, Clusters | p. 141 |
If You Learned Only Three Things in This Chapter | p. 142 |
Review Questions | p. 143 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 146 |
Generalizability of Results from Experiments, Observational Studies, and Surveys | p. 149 |
Generalizability | p. 149 |
Sample Size and Population Size | p. 150 |
Observational Studies | p. 150 |
Experiments and Statistical Significance | p. 151 |
If You Learned Only Three Things in This Chapter | p. 151 |
Review Questions | p. 152 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 155 |
Probability | p. 157 |
What Are the Chances? | p. 157 |
Modeling Probability | p. 159 |
Rules of Probability | p. 161 |
Possible Outcomes and Counting Techniques | p. 164 |
If You Learned Only Five Things in This Chapter | p. 165 |
Review Questions | p. 166 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 170 |
Random Variables | p. 173 |
Discrete and Continuous Random Variables | p. 173 |
Mean and Variance of Random Variables | p. 176 |
Law of Large Numbers | p. 179 |
Rules for Means and Variances of Random Variables | p. 180 |
Binomial Distribution | p. 181 |
Geometric Distribution | p. 183 |
Simulating Random Behavior | p. 185 |
If You Learned Only Five Things in This Chapter | p. 188 |
Review Questions | p. 189 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 193 |
The Normal Distribution | p. 195 |
Probability Density Functions | p. 195 |
The Normal Density Curve | p. 197 |
The Normal Distribution as a Model for Measurement | p. 200 |
If You Learned Only Three Things in This Chapter | p. 205 |
Review Questions | p. 205 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 209 |
Sampling Distributions | p. 211 |
Sampling Distributions | p. 211 |
The Distribution of the Sample Proportions | p. 214 |
The Distribution of the Sample Means | p. 217 |
The Central Limit Theorem | p. 219 |
Simulation of Sampling Distributions | p. 220 |
Other Sampling Distributions | p. 221 |
If You Learned Only Two Things in This Chapter | p. 223 |
Review Questions | p. 224 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 227 |
Estimation | p. 229 |
Point Estimates and Margin of Error | p. 229 |
Confidence Intervals for Large Samples | p. 232 |
Confidence Intervals for Small Samples | p. 236 |
Confidence Intervals for a Proportion | p. 238 |
Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Two Means | p. 240 |
Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Two Proportions | p. 244 |
Confidence Intervals for the Slope of a Least-Squares Regression Line | p. 245 |
Calculating Sample Sizes | p. 248 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 249 |
Review Questions | p. 250 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 262 |
Hypothesis Testing | p. 281 |
It All Starts with a Claim | p. 281 |
Large Sample Test for a Proportion | p. 288 |
Large Sample Test for the Difference Between Two Proportions | p. 290 |
Test for a Mean | p. 293 |
Tests for the Difference Between Two Means | p. 296 |
Matched Pairs | p. 297 |
If You Learned Only Four Things in This Chapter | p. 301 |
Review Questions | p. 303 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 313 |
Chi-Square and Inferences for the Slope of a Regression Line | p. 321 |
Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit, Homogeneity of Proportions, and Independence | p. 321 |
Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit | p. 322 |
Chi-Square Test for Homogeneity of Proportions | p. 325 |
Chi-Square Test for Independence | p. 326 |
Chi-Square Test for Independence vs. Chi-Square Test for Homogeneity | p. 328 |
Test for the Slope of the Least Squares Regression Line | p. 329 |
If You Learned Only Three Things in This Chapter | p. 333 |
Review Questions | p. 334 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 339 |
Using the Graphing Calculator | p. 343 |
Calculator Usage on the AP Statistics Exam | p. 343 |
Calculator Tips for Exploring Univariate Data | p. 344 |
Calculator Tips for Exploring Bivariate Data | p. 348 |
Calculator Tips for Probability | p. 353 |
Calculator Tips for Statistical Inference | p. 361 |
Quick Reference List of Calculator Commands | p. 372 |
Practice Tests | |
How to Take the Practice Tests | p. 374 |
How to Compute Your Score | p. 374 |
p. 377 | |
Answer Key | p. 396 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 397 |
p. 409 | |
Answer Key | p. 428 |
Answers and Explanations | p. 429 |
Formulas and Tables | p. 441 |
Glossary | p. 447 |
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