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When finding the margin of error for the mean of a normally distributed population from a sample, what is the critical probability, assuming a confidence level of 86%? a.0.14 b.0.86 c.0.93 d.0.99
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I believe you find the z score here
how do i do that
i really need help plz help me
@owen3 He doesn't know z-scores, normal distributions, or percentiles.
critical probability = 1 - alpha/2
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which means?
is the answer a?
alpha = 1 - Confidence Level therefore alpha = 1- .86 = .14 alpha/2 = .14/2 = ,07 critical probability = 1- alpha/2 = 1- .07 =
so the answer is a?
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yes
yes that is the answer
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