Write the definition and expression (way of computation) of the empirical mean (general formula) What does the Empirical Mean represent? Construction (justify it) of the table of values of the empirical mean Deduce from it, and justify the computations, le distribution table of the empirical mean Formula + Computation of the Expected value of the empirical mean:  Method 1: Computation (direct) from the distribution table  Method 2: With the general result for the empirical mean, justify the result (use B also) Formula + Computation of the variance of the empirical mean:  Method 1: Computation (direct) from the distribution table  Method 2: With the general result for the empirical mean, justify the result

Write the definition and expression (way of computation) of the empirical mean (general formula) What does the Empirical Mean represent? Construction (justify it) of the table of values of the empirical mean Deduce from it, and justify the computations, le distribution table of the empirical mean Formula + Computation of the Expected value of the empirical mean:  Method 1: Computation (direct) from the distribution table  Method 2: With the general result for the empirical mean, justify the result (use B also) Formula + Computation of the variance of the empirical mean:  Method 1: Computation (direct) from the distribution table  Method 2: With the general result for the empirical mean, justify the result

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

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Chapter10: Statistics

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