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Statistics

Statistics. What are statistics and why do we use them? . Statistics help to make sense of numbers that have been collected. . For example, if there was a survey into the size of feet at your school, after asking everyone their size you would end up with hundreds of random numbers!! .

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Tests of Significance

Tests of Significance. An Inference Procedure We will study a procedure for learning about the unknown population mean on a quantitative variable. Background .

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Inference for the Mean of a Population

Inference for the Mean of a Population. AP Stats Section 11.1. Getting Started. No longer given ? , which is a good thing! Process is slightly changed. Interpretation is still the same!. Some Basic Facts. Assumptions: Data is from a SRS

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Results Section

Results Section. Write a succinct results section. This study examined fine motor skills in 20 children (time required to make origami crane (s)) between males and females at two different ages (7 and 13). A possible answer.

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ERT 207

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Inference for the Mean of a Population

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AP Statistics: Section 12.1 B

AP Statistics: Section 12.1 B.

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Hypothesis Tests

Hypothesis Tests. BUAD820 Chapters 9. Problem #1: Quality improvement and salad dressings.

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Bell work: * ACT Aspire Sample Question

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Estimation and Confidence Intervals

Estimation and Confidence Intervals. Chapter 9. GOALS. Define a point estimate . Define level of confidence . Construct a confidence interval for the population mean when the population standard deviation is known.

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