The Equatorial Currents in the Ocean Are the Principle Driving

question 44

True/False

The equatorial currents in the ocean are the principle driving force for the other ocean currents.

Recognize how sample size affects the margin of error in confidence intervals.

Identify the appropriate t-score for constructing confidence intervals of various confidence levels and sample sizes.

Understand how t-distribution approaches the normal distribution with increasing degrees of freedom.

Apply the t-distribution for constructing confidence intervals when population standard deviation is unknown and the sample size is small.

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