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One-Sided Confidence Bounds Can Be Constructed for the Population Mean

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One-sided confidence bounds can be constructed for the population mean One-sided confidence bounds can be constructed for the population mean   and population proportion p, but not for   (the difference between population means) or   (the difference between population proportions). and population proportion p, but not for One-sided confidence bounds can be constructed for the population mean   and population proportion p, but not for   (the difference between population means) or   (the difference between population proportions). (the difference between population means) or One-sided confidence bounds can be constructed for the population mean   and population proportion p, but not for   (the difference between population means) or   (the difference between population proportions). (the difference between population proportions).

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