16. What is the best point estimate of the population mean? A. The sample mean B. The sample median C. The sample mode D. The sample standard deviation 17. What is the range of values that contains parameter value A. Confidence limits B. Confidence level C. Confidence interval D. Confidence Coefficient 18. Which of the following are 95% confidence coefficient? A. +-1.645 B. +-1.96 C. +-2.33 D. +-2.58

16. What is the best point estimate of the population mean? A. The sample mean B. The sample median C. The sample mode D. The sample standard deviation 17. What is the range of values that contains parameter value A. Confidence limits B. Confidence level C. Confidence interval D. Confidence Coefficient 18. Which of the following are 95% confidence coefficient? A. +-1.645 B. +-1.96 C. +-2.33 D. +-2.58

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