Pete 2061 Si Review Jeopardy Template

Python	Data	Statistics	Probability
100 Why do we use python? It's easy and free	100 Three decline models used in the course Exponential, Hyperbolic, harmonic	100 What does descriptive statistics refer to? Descriptive statistics refers to quantities such as mean, median, mode, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis, etc. which describe a given data or distribution.	100 What is a sample space? The sample space of an experiment is the set of all possible outcomes for that experiment
200 What type of language is python? Python is a language that is interpreted, intuitive, interactive, dynamic, and object oriented	200 What is the difference between accuracy and precision? Accuracy refers to how closely a value agrees with the true or exact value. Precision refers to how closely values agree with each other.	200 What is the first moment of inertia? Mean, the central tendency in data	200 What is conditional probability? A probability that is based on a part of a sample space
300 What value will be displayed by the print statement when the following lines of code are run? length = 10 breadth = 10 #breadth refers to the width area = length * breadth height = 5 print(areaheight) #volume = areaheight 500 The first line of code sets the length to 10, the second sets the breadth to 10, and the fourth sets the height to 5. The third line will multiply the length by the breadth, and assign the result (which is 100) to area. The last line will print the product of the area and height as 500 (that is, 100*5).	300 What are jointly distributed variables? When two or more random variables are associated with each item in a population	300 What is the second moment of inertia? Standard deviation, it is a measure of the dispersion or variability	300 What are random variables? Variables described by probability distributions
400 x = 15 if x > 10: if x >= 20: print("Above 10 and greater than or equal to 20") else: print("Above 10 but not above 20.") The code above will print Above 10 but not above 20	400 What is a round off error? It's when numbers are always stored as approximate values in computer memory because only a certain level of precision can be physically stored on these devices	400 What is the 4th moment of inertia? Kurtosis, Measure of the fatness or thickness of the tail in a distribution	400 What are continuous probability distribution examples? Normal, lognormal, and uniform probability distributions
500 a, b = 0, 0 if a > b: print("a is greater than b") elif (a==b): print("a is equal to b") else: print("a is less than b") The code above will print: A is equal to b	500 What is a truncation error? These are errors that occur because some number of steps have been shortened	500 What is the third moment of inertia? Skewness, Measure of asymmetry in a distribution	500 What are discrete probability distribution examples? Binomial, Poisson and Multinomial distributions

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