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book Understanding Basic Statistics 6th Edition by Charles Henry Brase,Corrinne Pellillo Brase cover

Understanding Basic Statistics 6th Edition by Charles Henry Brase,Corrinne Pellillo Brase

Edition 6ISBN: 978-1111827021
book Understanding Basic Statistics 6th Edition by Charles Henry Brase,Corrinne Pellillo Brase cover

Understanding Basic Statistics 6th Edition by Charles Henry Brase,Corrinne Pellillo Brase

Edition 6ISBN: 978-1111827021
Exercise 50
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. and q by
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. = 1 -
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. . Then we require that n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5 and n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5. Show that the conditions n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5 and n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5, replace
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. 5, replace
Critical Thinking: Brain Teaser A requirement for using the normal distribution to approximate the     distribution is that both np 5 and nq 5. Since we usually do not known p , we estimate p by     and q by     = 1 -     . Then we require that n     5 and n     5. Show that the conditions n     5 and n     5 are equivalent to the condition that out of n binomial trails, both the number of successes r and the number of failures n - r must exceed 5. Hint: In the inequality n     5, replace     by r/n and solve for r. In the inequality n     5, replace     by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r. by ( n - r )/ n and solve for n - r.
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