X+ta/2(n – 1)ja X† Za/2 n are used to estimate the population mean. These estimators can be used even if the population is not normally distributed so long as the sample size is large. Can we say the (n–1)s² (n–1)s² same for the confidence interval estimator ? Why or why not? x,(n–1)’ x; o,(n–1)
X+ta/2(n – 1)ja X† Za/2 n are used to estimate the population mean. These estimators can be used even if the population is not normally distributed so long as the sample size is large. Can we say the (n–1)s² (n–1)s² same for the confidence interval estimator ? Why or why not? x,(n–1)’ x; o,(n–1)
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
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