Q5. Consider a population with a known variance, and we are interested in estimating the 95%Cl using sample of n=16. If the 95%Cl is estimated of 2010sµ s2080, what is the population standard deviation?

Q5. Consider a population with a known variance, and we are interested in estimating the 95%Cl using sample of n=16. If the 95%Cl is estimated of 2010sµ s2080, what is the population standard deviation?

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variance, and we are interested in
estimating the 95%Cl using sample of n=16.
If the 95%Cl is estimated of 2010sµ s2080,
what is the population standard deviation?
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