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Haven Kreitzer
on Oct 30, 2024Verified
As the sample size increases,________.
A) the confidence interval becomes more narrow
B) the confidence interval becomes wider
C) the confidence interval is unchanged
D) the confidence interval becomes irrelevant
Confidence Interval
A range of values, derived from sample statistics, that is likely to contain the value of an unknown population parameter, expressed at a certain level of confidence.
Sample Size
Refers to the total count of individual samples or observations used in a statistical study, essential for achieving accurate results.
- Understand the effect of sample size on the width of confidence intervals.
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JT
Learning Objectives
- Understand the effect of sample size on the width of confidence intervals.
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