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Talja [164]
1 year ago
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1. the best / most precise estimate of the mean value of y is located at the mean of the x values. true false -select- 2. if you

were thinking about opening up several new pizza places near colleges with 20,000 students, would you feel 95% confident that mean sales for those stores would be $175,000? yes no -select-
Mathematics
1 answer:
aliina [53]1 year ago
3 0

The first statement is false and answer to second statement is no.

The mentioned information does not state that x and y are linearly related or not. If they are not related in linear way, the mean value of y would not be located at the mean of the x values.

Confidence intervals indicate the mean or population of the sample. For the confidence interval of sales of pizza stores, the similar data would be required for comparison using statistics tool. Hence, the relevant data should be sales of nearby pizza stores till now. Thus, the mentioned statement is irrelevant.

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