Volumetric calcium analysis of three blood serum samples from a patient with suspected hyperparathyroidism yielded the following results; mequivalent Ca/L 3.15; 3.25; 3.26. a) if there is no prior knowledge of the precision of the analysis b) When s→ϭ = 0.056 mequivalent Ca/L, what is the 95% confidence limit for the mean of the data?

Volumetric calcium analysis of three blood serum samples from a patient with suspected hyperparathyroidism yielded the following results; mequivalent Ca/L 3.15; 3.25; 3.26. a) if there is no prior knowledge of the precision of the analysis b) When s→ϭ = 0.056 mequivalent Ca/L, what is the 95% confidence limit for the mean of the data?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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