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A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label   ,was determined to be   = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the   statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000   's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to   is given by A) 6.234 ± 2.064(0.299) . B) 6.234 ± 2.064(1.493) . C) 6.250 ± 2.064(1.493) . D) 6.250 ± 2.064(0.299) . E) 6.250 ± 1.960(1.493) . ,was determined to be A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label   ,was determined to be   = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the   statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000   's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to   is given by A) 6.234 ± 2.064(0.299) . B) 6.234 ± 2.064(1.493) . C) 6.250 ± 2.064(1.493) . D) 6.250 ± 2.064(0.299) . E) 6.250 ± 1.960(1.493) . = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label   ,was determined to be   = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the   statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000   's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to   is given by A) 6.234 ± 2.064(0.299) . B) 6.234 ± 2.064(1.493) . C) 6.250 ± 2.064(1.493) . D) 6.250 ± 2.064(0.299) . E) 6.250 ± 1.960(1.493) . statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000 A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label   ,was determined to be   = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the   statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000   's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to   is given by A) 6.234 ± 2.064(0.299) . B) 6.234 ± 2.064(1.493) . C) 6.250 ± 2.064(1.493) . D) 6.250 ± 2.064(0.299) . E) 6.250 ± 1.960(1.493) . 's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to A random sample of size 25 was selected from a population and from that sample the value of a statistic,which we will label   ,was determined to be   = 6.250.Using the bootstrap method,5000 resamples were obtained from the sample observations.The histogram of the values of the   statistic from these 5000 resamples looked reasonably Normal.The 5000   's had a mean of 6.234 and standard deviation of 1.493.An approximate 95% confidence interval for the parameter that corresponds to   is given by A) 6.234 ± 2.064(0.299) . B) 6.234 ± 2.064(1.493) . C) 6.250 ± 2.064(1.493) . D) 6.250 ± 2.064(0.299) . E) 6.250 ± 1.960(1.493) . is given by


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