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Created by Erin Vales
about 7 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Inferential Statistics objective | to make statements about population parameters based on statistics computed from a sample |
| Estimate | |
| Confidence Interval | |
| Assumptions with Confidence Intervals for Population Mean (when population standard deviation is known) | |
| Interpretation of Confidence Intervals for Population Mean (when population standard deviation is known) | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Mean Example (1) **population standard deviation KNOWN** | |
| Obtaining precise interval for High Confidence | |
| Choosing a sample size | |
| Choosing a sample size Example | |
| Student's t distribution | used when population standard deviation is UNKNOWN |
| Student's t distribution (cont.) | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Mean **when population standard deviation is UNKNOWN** | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Mean Example (1) **when population standard deviation is UNKNOWN** | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Proportion (pi) | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Proportion (pi) Example (1) | |
| Confidence Interval for Population Proportion (pi) Example (1) (cont.) | |
| Choosing the Sample Size Confidence Interval for Population Proportion (pi) | |
| Choosing the Sample Size Confidence Interval for Population Proportion (pi) Example (2) |
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