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Suppose we have a simple random sample of 400 households drawn from a city with 40,000 households . A 95% confidence interval estimate for the population mean number of children per household is [1.1,2.3]. Given this, what is the lower confidence limit for the total number of children in the city
Answer:
11m/min
Step-by-step explanation:
slope of the line = velocity of the turtle
slope = y/x
= 55/5
=11
A plot of residuals (vertical deviations from the regression line) shows the errors or lack of fit, so it would indicate a good fit if the residuals are small, vs. over fit if they are large. Due to age related growth short pre teen, and a plateau after age 21, I would expect a linear regression would offer estimate age 5.5 years.
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