The confidence intervals presented in this chapter give both lower and upper bounds on plausible values for
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9.3, we can say that when n is large, 99% of all samples have (because the area under the z curve to the left of 2.33 is .99). Thus, is a 99% upper confidence bound for m. Use the data of Example 9.9 to calculate the 99% upper confidence bound for the true mean wait time for bypass patients in Ontario.
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Statistics The Exploration & Analysis Of Data
ISBN: 9780840058010
7th Edition
Authors: Roxy Peck, Jay L. Devore
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