Algebra 2

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In Counting Principles and Combinations, what does multiplication principle mean?Counting Principles and Combinations
Counting outcomes by multiplying stage counts.
When can you not multiply unchanged stage sizes?Counting Principles and Combinations
When an earlier selection changes later options.
In Counting Principles and Combinations, what does permutation count mean?Counting Principles and Combinations
An ordered selection from distinct items.
Why are two swapped names different?Counting Principles and Combinations
They assign people to different roles or positions.
In Counting Principles and Combinations, what does combination count mean?Counting Principles and Combinations
An unordered selection count.
When should combinations be used?Counting Principles and Combinations
When only membership matters, not order.
In Conditional Probability and Independence, what does sample space mean?Conditional Probability and Independence
The set of outcomes and its probability model.
Why state equally likely assumptions?Conditional Probability and Independence
Simple favorable-over-total counts require them.
In Conditional Probability and Independence, what does conditional probability mean?Conditional Probability and Independence
A probability within a specified subgroup.
Why divide by P(B)?Conditional Probability and Independence
The condition B defines the new reference space.
In Conditional Probability and Independence, what does independence mean?Conditional Probability and Independence
A lack of probability change under conditioning.
Can mutually exclusive positive-probability events be independent?Conditional Probability and Independence
No, one happening rules out the other.
In Random Variables and Expected Value, what does discrete distribution mean?Random Variables and Expected Value
A numerical outcome with associated probabilities.
What if listed probabilities sum to 1.2?Random Variables and Expected Value
The distribution is invalid as stated.
In Random Variables and Expected Value, what does expected value mean?Random Variables and Expected Value
A long-run probability-weighted average.
Does expected payout guarantee that one play pays that amount?Random Variables and Expected Value
No, one trial may have a different outcome.
In Random Variables and Expected Value, what does net gain mean?Random Variables and Expected Value
An expectation accounting for both returns and costs.
Why include entry cost?Random Variables and Expected Value
Gross payout is not the same as net gain.
In Data Distributions and Regression, what does center and spread mean?Data Distributions and Regression
Summary measures describing a distribution.
Does equal mean imply equal variability?Data Distributions and Regression
No, groups may have very different spreads.
In Data Distributions and Regression, what does regression and residual mean?Data Distributions and Regression
A signed error used to inspect model fit.
What does positive residual mean?Data Distributions and Regression
The observed output is above the prediction.
In Data Distributions and Regression, what does outliers and association mean?Data Distributions and Regression
Evaluating unusual data and causal claims.
Should every outlier be removed?Data Distributions and Regression
No, verify measurement and context before any exclusion.
In Course Synthesis Project, what does model choice mean?Course Synthesis Project
Selecting a defensible mathematical representation.
For Course Synthesis Project, why compare residuals?Course Synthesis Project
They reveal systematic errors a graph may hide.
In Course Synthesis Project, what does independent calculation steps mean?Course Synthesis Project
A transparent worked solution from setup through verification.
What makes a result reproducible?Course Synthesis Project
Clearly stated inputs, operations, and assumptions.
In Course Synthesis Project, what does limits and communication mean?Course Synthesis Project
A conclusion paired with evidence and limitations.
Can a model guarantee future outcomes?Course Synthesis Project
No, predictions depend on assumptions and changing conditions.