Please answer all. Thank you. How do we compute the length of a confidence interval? A.) All of these are correct. B.) double the z-score time standard error. C.) double the margin of error. D.) subtract the lower bound from the upper bound of the interval. Which of the following is true about sample size? A.) the sample size cannot be less than 30. B.) the sample size is part of the population chosen for data gathering. C.) the sample size need to be at least 1000. D.) the sample size is the same as population size.

Please answer all. Thank you. How do we compute the length of a confidence interval? A.) All of these are correct. B.) double the z-score time standard error. C.) double the margin of error. D.) subtract the lower bound from the upper bound of the interval. Which of the following is true about sample size? A.) the sample size cannot be less than 30. B.) the sample size is part of the population chosen for data gathering. C.) the sample size need to be at least 1000. D.) the sample size is the same as population size.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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