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A researcher randomly samples 100 people who had a certain subtype of influenza A at Kingston General Hospital in the last month. For this sample, the mean time of being symptomatic was 8.6 days and the standard deviation was of 3.3 days.
Assuming this data follows a normal distribution, what is the 95% confidence interval?
A patient comes into Kingston General Hospital with symptoms similar to the subtype of influenza A. They say they have been symptomatic for 15 days. How do you interpret this information given A? Do you think this patient is from the same population as the study?
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What goes up must come down. The price of food has been going up for years. Therefore, it will surely come down soon.
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For two samples from what are assumed to be normally distributed populations, the sample sizes and standard deviations are n1 5 28, s1 5 103.1, n2 5 41, and s2 5 133.5. At the 0.10 level of significance, test the null hypothesis that the populatio..
Public Health and Nutrition- Find a 95% confidence interval for the proportion of adults without health insurance for each group.
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Claims arrive at random times to the insurance company. Determine the probability that amount of total claims over period of 100 days is at least $150,000.
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