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STAT 2040 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Sampling Distribution, Standard Deviation, Bias Of An Estimator

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mike
12 Nov 2021
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University of Guelph
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Statistics
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STAT 2040
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This is a closed book examination, but two 8. 5" 14" crib sheets (double sided) and a calculator are allowed. This test consists of 20 equally-weighted multiple choice questions. Answer the multiple choice questions on the computer score sheet (it is also wise to circle your answers on the exam paper). There is no "guessing penalty" used in marking the multiple choice. The following tables are included: binomial, standard normal ( z ), t, and chi-square: make sure you have a complete exam booklet! Fill in the computer score sheet in pencil. Also fill in your name, student number and. @uoguelph. ca email user name at the top of this exam booklet: the entire exam booklet is to be handed in, including your rough work, along with the computer score sheet. November 5, 2003: consider the following distributions: binomial, geometric, poisson, normal, t, chi-square.

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