
T S. answered 03/30/20
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The sampling distribution of differences between means approximates a normal cure whose mean is zero

Gabrielle B.
asked 03/30/20The sampling distribution of differences between means approximates a normal cure whose _________. true or false
T S. answered 03/30/20
Yale University Student Dedicated to Math and Pre-College Tutoring
T S. answered 03/30/20
Yale University Student Dedicated to Math and Pre-College Tutoring
T S.
We model the difference in means in the simple way of using a standard normal curve.03/30/20
The sampling distribution of differences between means approximates a normal curve distribution whose mean is zero
Patrick B. answered 03/30/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
standard normal distribution, mean is zero, and standard deviation is one
however, you test the sample for differences of two means... if zero, then the means are equal
Null Hypothesis: mean1 - mean2 = 0
Alternate Hypothesis: the means are different
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T S.
We model the difference in means in the simple way of using a standard normal curve.03/30/20