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The weight of 100 college students closely follows a normal distribution with a mean of 131 pounds and a standard deviation of 5.9574 pounds.
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Some of the important factors that must be examined when analyzing the statistical results of a path analysis or an SEM are that the characteristics and phases of the structural equation models are ex
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A random sampling of a company's monthly operating expenses for n = 36 months produced a sample mean of $5938 and a standard deviation of $766. Find a 90% upper confidence bound for the company's mean
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In canonical correlation analysis, a variate is a weighted sum of linear variables in the analysis. There can be many linear combinations of variables in the data set to form several vari
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Due to the complexity of different linear combinations in canonical correlation, this approach is often difficult to interpret unless we have a clear theoretical perspective that helps us to focus on
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A manufacturer assures his customers that the probability of having defective item is 0.005.A sample of 1000 items was inspected. Find the probabilities of having the followingpossible outcomesi. Only
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