Principles of Statistics DANTES Test

The Principles of Statistics DANTES Test covers the material that is taught in a one-semester class at the 101 college level. The only recommended prerequisite for this DANTES test is high school algebra.

This test includes a basis of algebra, geometry, linear equations, curves, area and inequalities. You will be tested on concepts and on actual problems.

You will be allowed to bring a non-programmable calculator to the test. The testing center should also provide or allow scratch paper.

There is no penalty for guessing on the test and there are some pretest questions included that are not scored, so make sure you answer each and every question.

Credits: 3 - Lower Division

Number of Questions: 100

Recommended Passing Score: 48 old test /400 new test

Time to complete the test: 90 min

Rank of Difficulty: 3

Information you will need to know for the Principles of Statistics DANTES test includes:

• averages
• histograms
• standard deviation
• scatter diagrams
• estimation
• binomial formula
• permutations
• null hypothesis
• t-test
• probability

The sections of the Principles of Statistics DANTES test are broken down as follows:

Descriptive Statistics 20-30%
Correlation and Regression 15-20%
Probability 20-25%
Chance Models and Sampling 15-20%
Tests of Significance 15-20%

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