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Central limit theory
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Define the central limit theory
If you take
samples
from a
distribution
and calultate the
sample
means.
Plot the
sample
means
and the
distribution
approximates a
normal
distribution.
What is the graph produced by the central limit theory
The
sampling
distribution
of
the
sampling
mean
What are the types of uniform distribution
Discrete
and
continuous
What happens to the sampling distribution of the sampling means as sample size increased
It gets closer to a
normal
distribution
What is the recommemded sample size for the central limit theory
Over
30
What is the significance level
This is the
probability
that the
null
hypothesis
is
true
What is the symbol for the significance level
Alpha
What is the null hypothesis symbol
H 0
What is the null hypothesis
That there is
no
significant
difference
What is H1
The
alternative
hypothesis
What is the P-value
The
probability
of observing the
outcome
or any outcome which is more
extreme
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