Explain the central limit theorem in the context of the current problem, and indicate whether it was needed to find these probabilities in a, b, and c (might differ for each of a, b, and c).
Analyze the role of research information in reshaping that policy and propose changes/improvements in the existing Public Law dealing with that policy or propose a new one.
August 4, 2017Comment on Economic growth in Australia during the last 5 years and its effects on the society. (both positive and negative)
August 4, 2017Explain the central limit theorem in the context of the current problem, and indicate whether it was needed to find these probabilities in a, b, and c (might differ for each of a, b, and c).
- It is known that the population of students who take EconS 311 have a final grade that is normally distributed with µx = 81 and sx2 = 25.
- For one observation (student) from this population, find
Now suppose that a random sample of students is selected from this population. Note that the next two questions are about, not about X itself.
- In a random sample of size n = 64, find
- In a random sample of size n = 36, find
- Explain the central limit theorem in the context of the current problem, and indicate whether it was needed to find these probabilities in a, b, and c (might differ for each of a, b, and c).
