Principles Of Radiographic Imaging: An Art And A Science
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A group of absent-minded scientists has two numbers (25.4 and 2.54) written on a scrap of paper. One scientists says: “I remember that one of these values was the standard deviation and the other the standard error of the mean, but I can’t remember which is which”.
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b)What was the sample size?
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