6. For a Poisson process, the probability of 2 or more events in a sufficiently short period of time is approximately zero. 7. If the p-value becomes larger, it means there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis. 8. The probability density function f(x) is non-decreasing. 9. For a random variable X and a function g, we have Elg(X)] = 9(E[X]). 10. To apply the binomial approximation to a hypergeometric distribution, the trials need to be independent. 11. If V is a Chi-squared distributed random variable with m degrees of freedom and U ~ N(0, 1), then T = U V has t-distribution