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    Ch. 10 Inference About Means and Proportions With Two Populations

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    This document discusses statistical inference methods for comparing two populations based on random samples from each population. It covers topics such as confidence intervals and hypothesis tests for comparing means and proportions between two independent and matched samples, including situations when population standard deviations are known or unknown. Statistical tests covered include t-tests and z-tests.

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    Ch.

    10 Inference About Means and Proportions with Two


    Populations
    Изучать в сети: quizlet.com/_894eyq

    1. Degrees of 10. Pooled Estimator


    Freedom: t of P when p1 = p2
    Distribution with =p
    Two Independent
    Random Samples
    11. Standard Error of
    2. Independent Samples selected from two populations
    P1_bar - P2_bar
    Simple Random in such a way that the elements making
    Samples up one sample are chosen
    independently of the elements making
    12. Standard Error of
    up the other sample.
    P1_bar - P2_bar
    3. Interval Estimate when p1 = p2 = p
    of the Difference
    Between Two 13. Standard Error of
    Population Means: x1 - x2
    Population
    Standard
    Deviations Known

    4. Interval Estimate
    of the Difference
    Between Two
    Population Means:
    σ1 and σ2
    Unknown
    5. Interval Estimate
    of the Difference 14. Test Statistic for
    Between Two Hypothesis Tests
    Population About P1 - P2
    Proportions
    6. Matched Samples Samples in which each data value of
    one sample is matched with a
    corresponding data value of the other 15. Test Statistic for
    sample. Hypothesis Tests
    7. Point Estimator of about μ1 - μ2: σ1
    the Difference and σ2 Known
    Between Two
    Population Means

    8. Point Estimator of 16. Test Statistic for


    the Difference Hypothesis Tests
    Between Two about μ1 - μ2: σ1
    Population and σ2 Unknown
    Proportions

    9. Pooled Estimator An estimator of a population proportion


    of p obtained by computing a weighted
    average of the sample proportions
    obtained from two independent samples
    17. Test Statistic for Hypothesis Tests Involving Matched Samples

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