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1. Use the information given to calculate the standard error of the mean. Mean systolic blood pressure for a sample of n=324 men is =123.5, and the standard deviation is s=9.
2. If each of the following is decreased but everything else remains the same, will a confidence interval become wider, will it become narrower, or will the width remain the same? Explain?
a.) The sample estimate
b.) The standard error
c.) The confidence interval
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What is the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution when we take all samples of size25?
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Draw a normal probability plot for residuals using excel or Minitab. Do the residuals seem normally distributed? If yes, why?
June Walker is the Director of the Annual Fund for Marine Life University. She asks her analyst to study the giving patterns of the alumni of the School of Marine Sciences.
Explain in detail and give an original example of the four types of probability.
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