If a student computes the standard deviation that was due to the analysis error from a homogenous sample and it was 0.04, and that comes from a heterogeneous sample was 0.05. then the standard deviation due to sampling error (Ss) is: 1. 0.045 2. 0.072 3. 0.010 4. 0.030 S. 0.411
If a student computes the standard deviation that was due to the analysis error from a homogenous sample and it was 0.04, and that comes from a heterogeneous sample was 0.05. then the standard deviation due to sampling error (Ss) is: 1. 0.045 2. 0.072 3. 0.010 4. 0.030 S. 0.411
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
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