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Week 7-Sampling Distributions O Description and examples of the relationship between the sample mean/proportion and population mean/proportion with correct symbols for each. O Computation of mean and standard deviation for sampling distribution of sample mean and proportion, with explanation of relationship to mean and proportion of population distribution. Illustration and computation of a probability on a sampling distribution for a mean and proportion. Explanation of when we can and cannot assume a sampling distribution is normal. O O

Week 7-Sampling Distributions O Description and examples of the relationship between the sample mean/proportion and population mean/proportion with correct symbols for each. O Computation of mean and standard deviation for sampling distribution of sample mean and proportion, with explanation of relationship to mean and proportion of population distribution. Illustration and computation of a probability on a sampling distribution for a mean and proportion. Explanation of when we can and cannot assume a sampling distribution is normal. O O

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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