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1 Confidence Interval and Hypothesis Testing for: Population Mean ( )
12.5 Differences between Means ( ’s known) Two populations: ( 1, 1 ) & ( 2, 2 ) Two samples: one from each population Two sample means and sample.
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When σ is Unknown The One – Sample Interval For a Population Mean Target Goal: I can construct and interpret a CI for a population mean when σ is unknown.
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