When Using a Z-Test for Comparing a Sample Mean Against

question 16

Multiple Choice

When using a z-test for comparing a sample mean against a standard,one must consider all of the following EXCEPT whether the

• A)variance of the variable in the population is known or unknown.
• B)distribution of the variable in the population is normal (or at least symmetrical)or asymmetrical.
• C)mean falls within an acceptable confidence interval.
• D)sample size is small or large.
• E)All of the above must be considered.

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Definitions:

Neuron

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Glial Cells

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