Answer:
Interval is given with 97% confidence. Thus there is 3% probability that interval is not true.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Statistics, estimated intervals are given with some confidence level. In this example person develop the interval with 97% confidence.
<em>Statistically</em>, this means that the person can be 97% sure (not 100%) that population mean is 74.3 < µ < 78.3. There is still 3% probability that population mean falls outside of the interval.
Small sample size may also lead wrong estimates.
C is correct. So it’s asking given any whole number Squared you will get another whole number squared but in reality there are only a few numbers like that and they are called perfect squares(4 16 36 81 121)
m: m represents the slope an equation, b is the y-intercpt...
Unfortunately, Tashara, you have not provided enuf info from which to calculate the values of a and b. If you were to set <span>F(x)=x(x+a)(x-b) = to 0, then:
x=0,
x=-a
x=-b
but this doesn't answer your question.
Double check that you have shared all aspects of this question.</span>
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