Discrete Probability Distributions: Mean & Standard Deviation
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This example demonstrates the mean and standard deviation of discrete probability distributions. Key mathematical concepts include probability distributions, means, and standard deviations. Using GeoGebra commands such as Element, Length, and Sequence, the example constructs a discrete probability distribution. Suitable for high school math education and students learning probability and statistics.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Element(XSqSq, DtSt) → XSq0Length(XSq0) → ClsElement(RtSq, DtSt) → RtElement(GnSq, Nmbr2) → GnElement(FrSqSq, DtSt) → FrSq0Sequence((Mod[Nmbr2 + (Gn * k), 10] * Rt), k, 1, Cls) → ErrSq, {50, 20, 90, 60, 30}Sequence(Element[FrSq0, k] + Element[ErrSq, k], k, 1, Cls) → FrSq, {60, 40, 130, 80, 40}Sum(FrSq) → FrTtSequence(round((Element[FrSq, k] * 100 / FrTt)) / 100, k, 1, Cls - 1) → PrSq1, {0.17, 0.11, 0.37, 0.23}Append(PrSq1, LstPrb) → PXSqSum(Sequence[(Element[XSq0, k] * Element[PXSq, k]), k, 1, Cls]) → PrMn1If(PrMn2 ≟ 1, "base", "bases") → BsTxSequence(Mod[5 + (k * 11), 19], k, 1, 30) → OpSqElement(OpSq, Nmbr2 + 1) → OptMod(Opt, 5) → RsltSum(PrSq1) → PrSm1If(PrSm1 ≠ 1, Sz1 + 1, Sz1) → Sz2If(Rslt ≤ 1, 91, If[Rslt ≟ 2, 97, 107]) → MdNmSegment(TbLT, TbLB) → tblfSegment(TbLT, TbRT) → tbtpSegment(TbLB, TbRB) → tbbtSegment(TbMB, TbMT) → tbdlSegment(TbLM, TbRM) → tbhmSum(Sequence[(Element[XSq0, k]^(2) * Element[PXSq, k]), k, 1, Cls]) → SmXsqPXSum(PXSq) → PrSm2Sequence(Segment[(TbLf + LCW + (k * TbCW), TbTp - (2 * TbCH)), (TbLf + LCW + (k * TbCW), TbTp)], k, 1, Cls) → tbvlsqSequence(Text[Element[XSq0, k], (TbLf + 0.15 + (TbCW * k), TbTp - TbCH + 0.1)], k, 1, Cls) → XSqTxSequence(Text[Element[PXSq, k], (TbLf + 0.1 + (TbCW * k), TbTp - (2 * TbCH) + 0.1)], k, 1, Cls) → PXSqTxElement(StSq, DtSt) → StrtElement(AnBSq, DtSt) → AnBElement(PDSq, DtSt) → PD0