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Clem points out to Abner that according to statistics, there are approximately 42 million alligator eggs laid each year, but only about half hatch. Of those that hatch, three-fourths are eaten by predators in the first 36 days. And of the remainder, only 5% survive to be a year old. Clem jokes that without these statistics, the population would be overrun with baby alligators. When Abner questions what is so wonderful about statistics, Clem responds that statistics help keep the alligator population in check.

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Clem points out to Abner that according to statistics, there are approximately 42 million alligator eggs laid each year, but only about half hatch. Of those that hatch, three-fourths are eaten by predators in the first 36 days. And of the remainder, only 5% survive to be a year old. Clem jokes that without these statistics, the population would be overrun with baby alligators. When Abner questions what is so wonderful about statistics, Clem responds that statistics help keep the alligator population in check.

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5

Gesamentlike
Waarskynlikheids Verdelings
Joint Probability Distributions
Clem asks Abner, "Ain't statistics wonderful?"
"How so?" says Abner.
"Well, according to statistics, there's 42 million alligator eggs laid
every year. Of those only about half get hatched. Of those that
hatch, three-fourths of them get eaten by predators in the first
36 days. And of the rest, only 5 percent get to be a year old
because of one thing or another. Ain't statistics wonderful?“
Abner asks, "What's so wonderful about statistics?"
"Why, if it wasn't for statistics, we'd be up to our asses in baby
alligators!"

Gesamentlike massafunksie
Joint mass function

Gesamentlike digtheidsfunksie
Joint density function

Y
0 1 2 3
2 0.185 0.210 0.148 0.173
X 3 0.025 0.037 0.025 0.012
4 0.062 0.099 0.000 0.025

EXAMPLE 5-2 (p. 155)

1
Randverdeling
Marginal Distribution

Y
0 1 2 3 Tot
2 0.185 0.210 0.148 0.173 0.716
X 3 0.025 0.037 0.025 0.012 0.099
4 0.062 0.099 0.000 0.025 0.185
Tot 0.272 0.346 0.173 0.210 1.000

EXAMPLE 5-4 (p. 157)

Voorwaardelikeverdeling
Conditional Distribution

EXAMPLE 5-6 (p. 160)

EXAMPLE 5-8 (p. 161)

Onafhanklikheid
Independent

EXAMPLE 5-11 (p. 162)


EXAMPLE 5-12 (p. 163)

2
Meer as twee veranderlikes
More than two variables

EXAMPLE 5-14 (p. 164)


EXAMPLE 5-18 (p. 166)

Kovariansie en Korrelasie
Covariance and Correlation
Gee vir ons ‘n aanduiding van die assosiasie tussen twee
veranderlikes.
Gives us an indication of the association between two
variables.

Positiewe waarde: Beweeg in selfde rigting.


Positive values: Moves in the same direction.

Negatiewe waarde: Beweeg in verskillende rigtings.


Negative values: Moves in difference directions.

EXAMPLE 5-21 (p. 173)

3
Algemene gesamentlike verdelings
Common joint distributions

Seksie word nie gedoen nie.


This section is not covered.

Lineêre funksies van veranderlikes


Linear functions of variables

EXAMPLE 5-31 (p. 182)

EXAMPLE 5-32 (p. 183)


EXAMPLE 5-33 (p. 184)

4
Algemene funksies van veranderlikes
General functions of variables

EXAMPLE 5-34 (p. 186)


EXAMPLE 5-35 (p. 187)

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