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A fall 2001 exam for a statistical inference course, bio 510/710. It includes 20 multiple-choice questions worth 5 points each, covering topics such as statistical inference, frequency distribution, normal distribution, interval and ratio scales, statistics vs. Parameters, kurtosis vs. Skewedness, null hypothesis vs. Alternate hypothesis, one-tailed vs. Two-tailed testing, significance level vs. Critical value, and calculating mean, median, mode, and estimating population percentiles. The document also includes a section for explanations, covering the power of a statistical test and ways to increase it.
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BIO 510/710 Exam #1 Fall 2001
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Directions: Answer all questions thoroughly in a neat, clear, and organized manner. I assume you know nothing, so your answer must fully demonstrate your understanding of the concept(s). Show all your work for full/partial credit. There are 20 questions worth 5 points each for 100 total points on this test.
A. Define the following as they relate to statistical inference:
B. Compare and contrast the following, clearly defining each term and giving an example of each
D. Explanations