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1. Repeat the last exercise, only now Winsorize 20% by setting the argument win to .2. Verify that the .95 confidence interval is now (7.67, 14). Why is this confidence interval so much shorter than the confidence interval in the last exercise?
2. For the confidence interval obtained in the last exercise, what practical problem might have occurred regarding probability coverage?
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a distribution is composed of the short-term memory scores of 79 people. the distribution has a mean of 56 and a
Further analysis reported that for the difference between monopoly and limited competition, F (1, 272) = 67.9 and for the difference between monopoly and strong competition, F (1, 272) = 71.3.10
new york city is the most expensive city in the united states for lodging. the mean hotel room rate is 204 per night
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their average cost was 340.00 with standard deviation of 80.00. Dean of students thinks that costs are greater this semester. Determine the test value for this hypothesis.
How large a sample size, n, should they recruit in order to obtain a confidence interval with margin of error ± 3% based on this prior guess?
JBGHI demands a sample large enough to ensure an error of ± 2% with 90% confidence. What is the necessary sample size?
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