EP ELEMENTARY STAT.USING EXC.-MYSTATLAB
EP ELEMENTARY STAT.USING EXC.-MYSTATLAB
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Author: Triola
Publisher: PEARSON CO
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To find: Whether the results of 57 predictions is significantly high, low or neither. Conclude about the ability of pregnant women to correctly predicting the gender.

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EP ELEMENTARY STAT.USING EXC.-MYSTATLAB

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