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IMPCB - Math and Statistics I

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of data is lost when you turn a computer off?

a)

ROM

b)

Hard Drive

c)

RAM

d)

Magnetic Tape

2.

Random number generators randomly generate numbers

a)

True

b)

False

3.

What is the most fundamental unit of information in a computer?

a)

bit

b)

int

c)

bool

d)

byte

4.

A computer stores a 3D CT or MR image set as ____

a)

A group of values corresponding to element intensity levels

b)

An array of individual images with one image per Byte

c)

A GPU (graphics processing unit)

d)

A vector file

5.

What is the component of a computer which reconstructs a CT image?

a)

CCD

b)

I/O board

c)

CPU

d)

RAM

6.

How much storage is required for store an ASCII character?

a)

1 bit

b)

16 MB

c)

1 MB

d)

8 bits

7.

512 x 512 images are stored on a 700MB disk. Each pixel is 16 bits. How many images can

the disk hold?

a)

1,400 images

b)

3,500 images

c)

2,800 images

d)

512 images

8.

For a Poisson distribution with a mean of 10, what is the probability of obtaining exactly 10

counts?

a)

38%

b)

66.7%

c)

12.5%

d)

3.3%

9.

What is the equation for the average function value?

a)

b)

c)

d)

10.

Sample A is measured producing 20,000 counts. Sample B is measured under identical

conditions yielding 15,000 counts. Assuming standard uncertainty for each measurement, what

is the total uncertainty of the ratio of sample A to sample B?

a)

0.005

b)

0.17

c)

0.014

d)

0.75

11.

When will radioisotopes A and B have the same activity?

a)

15 hours

b)

13 hours

c)

21 hours

d)

Never (a time prior to the initial time)

12.

A radioactive sample is repeatedly counted yielding an average of 500 counts over one

minute. 95% of 1 minute counting studies will fall within what range?

a)

433 to 567

b)

495 to 505

c)

455 to 545

d)

478 to 522

13.

Which statement is FALSE regarding a Poisson distribution?

a)

Standard deviation as a percentage of the mean decreases as counts increase

b)

Poisson distributions are used to describe only random binary events

c)

Poisson distributions may be approximated by a binomial distribution for small sample

sizes

d)

Radioactive decay may be accurately modeled by a Poisson distribution

14.

Mean life if given by:

a)

ln(T1/2)

b)

0.7 x (T1/2)

c)

1.44 x (T1/2)

d)

3.1 x (T1/2)

15.

A photon detector on an imaging system detects 202,500 photons in a measurement. What

is the probability that the same imaging system will measure between 202,950 and 203,400

counts on the next measurement?

a)

13.5%

b)

68%

c)

34.1%

d)

8.3%

16.

Dose fall off from an infinite line source is proportional to:

a)

r2

b)

r

c)

1/r2

d)

1/r3

e)

1/r

17.

You drive from point A to point B at a rate of 100mph. When you return to point A from point

B you travel at 50mph. What is your average speed?

a)

The solution is dependent on the distance between points A and B

b)

67 mph

c)

75 mph

d)

59 mph

18.

What is the ROC curve specificity of an imaging technique with the following performance

statistics.

True positive = 20

False positive = 5

True negative = 4

False negative = 7

a)

0.17

b)

0.44

c)

0.83

d)

0.67

19.

Approximately how many half lives are required to reduce activity by 99%?

a)

50 half lives

b)

7 half lives

c)

6.6 half lives

d)

5 half lives

20.

Select all equations which calculate which yield 1% of the original activity

a)

4.6 / lambda

b)

T(1/2) x 6.6

c)

T(1/2, eff) / 34.4

d)

T(mean) x 4.6