solve for the point estimate of the population parameter µ. Percentage of parents in favor of including cultural values in the mathematics curriculum 90 70 80 82 84 60 89 59 76 89 89 69 92 42 58 90 78 56 82 68 68 78 80 57 72 54 90 79 90 76 81 69 88 90 79 89 75% 75.12% 76% O 76.19%

solve for the point estimate of the population parameter µ. Percentage of parents in favor of including cultural values in the mathematics curriculum 90 70 80 82 84 60 89 59 76 89 89 69 92 42 58 90 78 56 82 68 68 78 80 57 72 54 90 79 90 76 81 69 88 90 79 89 75% 75.12% 76% O 76.19%

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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