An indicator of the reliability of an estimate is known as the Relative Standard Errors (RSE). RSE
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An indicator of the reliability of an estimate is known as the Relative Standard Errors (RSE). RSE = s.e.∕estimate × 100, where s.e. is the standard error of the estimate. In 2013, with 95% confidence, it was found that the rate of babies in Australia, born at less than 37 weeks gestation, was between (8.47, 8.67). Find the s.e. if the RSE = 0.6.
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