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Module 10: Inference for Means

Module 10: Inference for Means Introduction to Estimating a Population Mean Introduction to Estimating a Population Mean What you’ll learn to do: Construct and interpret a confidence interval to estimate a population mean when conditions are met. In this section we will learn to construct a confidence interval to estimate a population mean when conditions are met and interpret the confidence interval in context. We will then interpret the meaning of a confidence level associated with a confidence interval. This can be used with analyzing SAT scores and how they vary from state to state. We will also learn to adjust the margin of error by making changes to the confidence level or sample size. CC licensed content, Shared previously - Concepts in Statistics. Provided by: Open Learning Initiative. Located at: http://oli.cmu.edu. License: CC BY: Attribution
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