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2008-07-24 more help: Hi Dominic, This is a very similar question, so understanding the previous answer will show you that we cannot come to this conclusion. Furthermore, this is even simpler because we can never conclude...
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2008-07-24 confidence interval help please: Hi Dominic, Thank you for your question! We can never conclude that a true mean is above (or below) the sample mean by sampling alone. What confidence intervals help us do is determine a range (centered...
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2008-07-22 project: linear regression: Hi Tonya, Is this a final project for a course? This is testing a lot of information, so I recommend reviewing a textbook and/or the links below: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/topics/ProbabilityandStatistics...
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2008-07-21 bingo game statistics: Hi Becky, If you make 5x5 cards with one free space in the middle of each, you won't have to worry very much about ties. There are over 1.3 octillion (1.3x10^27) possible unordered groups of 24 terms...
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2008-07-21 Skewness and kurtosis: Hi Roshan, While these are not areas of my expertise, they will be touched on in many statistics courses and examined more deeply at the higher levels. Skewness is a measure of a distribution's asymmetry...
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