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Answers: Choice B and Choice C</h3>
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Explanation:
The symbol or mu represents the population mean, which is a parameter.
The symbol or sigma represents the population standard deviation, which is also a parameter. The same goes for the symbol p, without any hat on top, as it is the population proportion.
If something represents a population data item, then it's automatically a parameter. It might help to think both words "population" and "parameter" start with the letter P.
Based on those previous paragraphs, we can rule out choices A, D and E. Those three items are parameters. This leaves <u>choices B and C</u> as our final answers.
or xbar is a sample statistic, and it represents an estimate of the population mean. Similarly, or p-hat is the sample proportion and it represents an estimate of the population proportion. These are considered unbiased estimators.
Another example of an unbiased estimator is the variable s which represents the sample standard deviation and it estimates the value of sigma. All of these estimators have one thing in common: they are based on a sample, which in turn tries to predict what the corresponding population value is. In other words, the statistic's job is to estimate the parameter.
Below is a reference table for all of the items mentioned.
Answer:
3 times
Explanation:
When the dough is folded, it increases by a constant factor. We can model the growth of the thickness using the exponential growth model
Where:
Initial thickness, = 2mm
Growth factor, r =8%=0.08
We want to find the smallest number of times Soon Yi will have to roll and fold the dough so that the resulting dough is at least 2.5mm.
i.e When
Therefore, the smallest number of times Soon Yi will have to roll and fold the dough so that the resulting dough is at least 2.5mm thick is 3.
Answer:
The cost of production and using more efficient resources
Answer:
Explanation:
Given
Required
Determine P(B)
If A and B are independent, then:
Substitute values for P(A) and P(A n B)
Make P(B) the subject
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The answer is D. You should take advantage of the free WIFI.