chapter 11 Flashcards
what is the difference b/w 2 pop means
m1 - m2 - pop
x bar 1 - xbar 2
when dealing with the difference b/w 2 pop means, if you have random samples what is the adequate sample size
n1 greater than or = 30 and n2 is greater than or = to 30
in cases where either or both samples sizes are less than 30, what is important
the distributions of the populations become important in whether they can be satisfied to assume the 2 pops are at least approximately normal
inferences about the differences b/.w 2 pop means, When Q1 and Q2 are not known you will use what to estimate the unknown pop SD
S1 and S2
and we will use a t-distribution
what is the formula for the degrees of freedom when making inferences about the difference b/w 2 pop means when Q1 and Q2 are not known
crazy one