Should You Spend Time Condensing Your Lecture Notes or Chapters

question 11

Multiple Choice

Should you spend time condensing your lecture notes or chapters from a textbook into revision notes?

• A) Yes, condensing your notes is the most important part of revision and should take up the bulk of your revision time.
• B) No, there is no need to do anything with your notes other than read through them.
• C) It can be useful to condense your notes as part of the revision process, but this should only be one of a range of activities undertaken during the revision period.

Understand the application of statistical theories such as Tchebysheff's Theorem and the Empirical Rule.

Understand the criteria for a variable to have an approximate binomial distribution.

Compute and interpret confidence intervals and other statistical measures within the context of binomial distributions.

Understand the number and types of vertebrae in the human vertebral column.

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