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In developing an interval estimate for the population mean In developing an interval estimate for the population mean   , the population standard deviation   was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0   1.5. Had   equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90   3. , the population standard deviation In developing an interval estimate for the population mean   , the population standard deviation   was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0   1.5. Had   equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90   3. was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0 In developing an interval estimate for the population mean   , the population standard deviation   was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0   1.5. Had   equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90   3. 1.5. Had In developing an interval estimate for the population mean   , the population standard deviation   was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0   1.5. Had   equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90   3. equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90 In developing an interval estimate for the population mean   , the population standard deviation   was assumed to be 6. The interval estimate was 45.0   1.5. Had   equalled 12, the interval estimate would be 90   3. 3.


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