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    • [DOC File]Chapter 8 Day 3: Percentiles and Approximating Binomial ...

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      Normal Approximation to the Binomial Distribution: *If X is a binomial random variable based on n trials with success probability p, and n is large, then the random variable X is also approximately a normal random variable. So, Mean = Standard Deviation = *In order to use the approximation effectively, both np and n(1-p) must be at least 10. Ex.


    • [DOC File]Calculus 1 Lecture Notes, Section 4.7

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      Mn = sum(seq(f( a+(x (I-0.5) )*(x ,I, 1, N, 1)) Or. Mn = sum(seq(f(X) *(x,X,a+(x/2,b-(x/2, (x)) Picture: Practice: Compute an approximation to using M4. Draw the four rectangles on the graph above, and write out the four terms by hand. Compute an approximation to using M10, M20, and M40. Use your calculator to sum the sequences.


    • [DOC File]Interpolation and Polynomial Approximation

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      Consider a polynomial of degree (n ( 1): P(x) = a1x n-1 + a2x n-2 +... + an-1x + an. where the ai are constants. The polynomial can be written in Lagrangian form: ... The approximation P(x) to f(x) is known as a Lagrange interpolation polynomial, and the function Ln,k(x) is called a Lagrange basis polynomial. ...


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      If the inductance of the ring were 3.14 × 10–8 H and the sensitivity of the experiment were 1 part in 109, what was the maximum resistance of the ring? Suggestion: Treat the ring as an RL circuit carrying decaying current and recall that the approximation e–x ≈ 1 – x is valid for small x. Review.


    • [DOC File]Approximation Methods - kau

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      To illustrate the use of equation 16 let us go back to solving the problem of a particle in a one – dimensional box variationally using equation (1) We will set a = 1. In this case , f1 = x (1- x) and f2 = x2 (1- x) 2 . So, we will solve H11 , H12, H22 , S11, S12 and. S22 from the equations (5) , (9) As the same you can get H12 and H22


    • [DOC File]Errors .edu

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      Equation (1) and Proposition 1 generalize to the nth degree Taylor series approximation of f(x) centered at x = xo. f(x) = f(xo) + f'(xo) (x - xo) + + ( + + where ( is a number between xo and x This formula is in most calculus books.


    • [DOCX File]Microsoft Word Free Math Add-In

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      x= π N 1 2 + π 4 . Example 11: Evaluate a limit where the answer is e. Input: lim n →50 1+ 1 n n . The answer is: e . To get an approximation, select . Calculate. Output: 2.7182818284591 . Example 12: Evaluate a limit. Input: lim x →∞ sinx / x . Output: 0 . Example 13: Simplify an expression.


    • [DOC File]The MATLAB Notebook v1.0

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      The zeroth-order approximation of F(x) is. The second-order approximation is (Note that in this case the first-order approximation is the same as the zeroth-order approximation, since the first derivative is zero). The fourth-order approximation is. Let us employ Matlab to compare F(x) to its approximations of various order:



    • [DOC File]Sampling and Sample Size - Columbia University

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      N = (zα / E ) 2 P(1-P) where E is the “margin of error” (half the width, W). As an approximation, for 95% confidence, use the value of 2 for zα (instead of 1.96) – remember that this is an approximation, after all! Also, use the most conservative value of P, which is 0.5. Then the formula is a very concise and easily remembered: N = 1 / E2


    • [DOC File]Economics 1123 - Harvard University

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      (0 + (1 = mean of Y given that X = 1 (1 = difference in group means, X =1 minus X = 0. SE() has the usual interpretation. t-statistics, confidence intervals constructed as usual. This is another way to do difference-in-means analysis. The regression formulation is especially useful when we have additional regressors (coming up soon…)


    • [DOC File]ANSWERS TO REVIEW QUESTIONS

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      The general equation for future value in year n (FVn) can be expressed using the specified notation as follows: FVn = PV x (1+i)n. 4-4. A decrease in the interest rate lowers the future amount of a deposit for a given holding period, since the deposit earns less at the lower rate.


    • [DOC File]NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF POLYNOMIALS AND APPROXIMATION

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      n NIntegrate Gaussian Simpson’s Gaussian Simpson’s 1 1.65364 1.47012 1.92026 11.09794 16.1232 2 1.66018 1.66405 0.395490 0.62952 3 1.65352 1.65560 0.007257 0.11853 4 1.65365 1.65424 0.000600 0.03628 5 1.65364 1.65388 0 0.01451 10 1.65364 1.65366 0 0.00121


    • [DOC File]Bernoulli Distribution - Mathematics

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      A Bernoulli random variable is one which has only 0 and 1 as possible values. Let . Thus a Bernoulli distribution X has the following “table” Possible values of X 0 1 Probabilities 1-p p Definition: Say that . Generically, we say that X=1 is a success and X=0 is a failure. We say that p is the “success” probability.


    • [DOC File]Question 1:

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      Part 1: For s < L1, derive an expression for the local volume flow rate Q at a station x in the gap, where x is not too close to s(t), expressed in terms of h, H, the fluid properties, g, the gap’s inclination angle, 1, and s.


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