someone please please help????
@IMStuck
i think its b
It's an observational study. In an experiment, the experimentor would apply some sort of changing dynamic to the people, like a drug or something like that, and then observe the changes that introduction induces. That is not the case here. Yes, it's b.
I would say the last choice on this one.
Because he is looking at the team's amount of points as a whole, not each individual's points.
help with this ? A study of one thousand teens found that the number of hours they spend on social networking sites each week is normally distributed with a mean of 10 hours. The population standard deviation is 2 hours. What is the 95% confidence interval for the mean? 9.88−10 hours 10−10.12 hours 9.88−10.12 hours 9.76−10.24 hours
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I'm trying...really I am. Kind of forgot this stuff...
its okay... if you don't know it could you try helping with a different one.?
A study of five hundred adults found that the number of hours they spend on social networking sites each week is normally distributed with a mean of 14 hours. The population standard deviation is 3 hours. What is the margin of error for a 95% confidence interval? 0.134 0.220 0.263 0.313
That one with the teens and the social media is the first choice.
thank you
.220 is the answer to the next one.
okay almost done this one is a picture
do you get it?
I don't remember this at all can cannot help unless I take the time to flip through all my old stats notes.
At least I got the other 2! 2 out of 3...isn't that how the saying goes?
:) totally your so kind for helping , do you get this one? its the last one.!
@Broskishelleh please help dude!
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