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which symbol represents the level of significance?
α
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which symbol represents the best point estimate for the true proportion?
p̂
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which symbol represents the best point estimate for the true mean?
x̄
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which symbol represents the sample mean?
x̄
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which symbol represents the critical value used in confidence intervals for means?
t\*
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which symbol represents the sample standard deviation?
s
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which symbol represents the sample proportion?
p̂
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which symbol represents the margin of error?
E
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which symbol represents the population mean?
μ
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which symbol represents the standardized value?
z
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which symbol represents the population proportion?
p
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which symbol represents the critical value used in confidence intervals for proportions?
z\*
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we use data from the ___ to make an inference about the ____
sample, population
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beyond representative sampling, what assumptions are needed to satisfy the requirements of a one-sample proportion interval?
the number of successes and failures should both be at least 5 and the number of successes should follow a binomial distribution
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beyond representative sampling, what assumptions are needed to satisfy the requirements of a one-sample mean interval?
the sample size should be at least 30 or the population have a normal distribution
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according to the _______ we can trust the studies with large sample sizes more than we can trust a study with smaller sample sizes
law of large numbers
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according to the ______ the sample means of random samples from a population with some mean and standard deviation can be approximated by the normal distribution as the sample size gets large enough
central limit theorem
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the half-width of a confidence interval is known as what?