Let X1,., X4 be a random sample chosen from the normal distribution with an unknown mean and variance of 9. Sample variance should be defined as s2 = (X - X)2 i=1 P(S?SK)=0.05

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Section10.5: Comparing Sets Of Data
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Let X1,., X4 be a random sample chosen from the normal distribution with an unknown mean and
variance of 9. Sample variance should be defined as
s2
2 (X – X)2
i=1
P(S?sK)=0.05
what is the value of K
Transcribed Image Text:Let X1,., X4 be a random sample chosen from the normal distribution with an unknown mean and variance of 9. Sample variance should be defined as s2 2 (X – X)2 i=1 P(S?sK)=0.05 what is the value of K
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