Discrete Distribution (Playing Card Experiment) Quiz

What material deck is required for the playing card experiment?

• One full deck of playing cards
• Two decks of cards
• A deck with jokers
• A partial deck

What is the experimental procedure for gathering empirical data?

• Draw two cards at once
• Flip a coin
• Pick one card from a shuffled deck
• Roll a die repeatedly

What will the student compare with a theoretical distribution?

• Empirical data
• Only textbook values
• Random guesses
• Only survey data

What understanding will the student demonstrate in this experiment?

• Chemical reactions
• Long-term probabilities
• Prime factorization
• Angle measurement

What kind of distribution is the experiment testing whether an experiment fits?

• Discrete distribution
• Uniform curve
• Continuous distribution
• Normal distribution

In the notes, RF stands for what?

• Repeated frequency
• Rounded figure
• Relative frequency
• Random factor

To how many decimal places should answers be rounded?

• Five
• Three
• Two
• Four

Which probability is requested from the theoretical distribution table?

• P(x = 5)
• P(x = 10)
• P(x = 0)
• P(x = 3)

Which relative frequency uses data from the Organize the Data section?

• RF(x = 7)
• RF(x = 0)
• RF(x = 10)
• RF(x = 3)

What theoretical probability is requested for values from 8 upward?

• P(x < 8)
• P(x = 8)
• P(x ≤ 8)
• P(x ≥ 8)

Which theoretical probability covers x strictly between 1 and 4?

• P(x = 4)
• P(1 < x < 4)
• P(x > 4)
• P(1 ≤ x ≤ 4)

What is the label of the x-axis on the theoretical histogram template?

• Relative frequency
• Number of diamonds
• Probability
• Frequency