1. When constructing confidence intervals and conducting hypothesis tests for the comparison of two population means µ1 and 42, we analyze the difference (- 42). In doing so, we turn to the sampling distribution of (7- 1). a) The mean, HT-) of the sampling distribution of ( - 7) is equal to (i) Hi42 (ii) µỉ – 13 (iii) (iv) µ1- 42 b) Suppose the two populations have standard deviations o, and o2, and the sample sizes are, respectively, n and n2 (and that the samples are independent). Then the standard deviation, o-), of the sampling distribution of (TT- 7) is equal to (i) ato (ii) of - ož (iii) (iv) ø102 c) Due to the Central Limit Theorem, for large sample sizes (n 2 30 and n2 2 30), the sampling distribution of (7T – 77) is (approximately) (i) normal (ii) uniform (iii) exponential (iv) log-normal d) Also, for large sample sizes, si and sž will provide good approximations to of and of. Therefore, for large sample sizes, we can approximate o- using (ii) si - s3 (ii) V+ (i) t (iv) $182

1. When constructing confidence intervals and conducting hypothesis tests for the comparison of two population means µ1 and 42, we analyze the difference (- 42). In doing so, we turn to the sampling distribution of (7- 1). a) The mean, HT-) of the sampling distribution of ( - 7) is equal to (i) Hi42 (ii) µỉ – 13 (iii) (iv) µ1- 42 b) Suppose the two populations have standard deviations o, and o2, and the sample sizes are, respectively, n and n2 (and that the samples are independent). Then the standard deviation, o-), of the sampling distribution of (TT- 7) is equal to (i) ato (ii) of - ož (iii) (iv) ø102 c) Due to the Central Limit Theorem, for large sample sizes (n 2 30 and n2 2 30), the sampling distribution of (7T – 77) is (approximately) (i) normal (ii) uniform (iii) exponential (iv) log-normal d) Also, for large sample sizes, si and sž will provide good approximations to of and of. Therefore, for large sample sizes, we can approximate o- using (ii) si - s3 (ii) V+ (i) t (iv) $182

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