Estimation

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will be used to estimate the average income of the entire households in the city

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sample mean

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. In other words, when a parameter of a given population is unknown, a sample data can be collected and used to make an ___of that unknown parameter.

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estimate

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is the use of a suitable statistic and computes its value from a given sample data

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point estimation

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The statistic use is called the

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point estimator

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and the value of the statistic is called the

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point estimate

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is the point estimator of the of the population parameter mean µ.

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x ̅

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formula for sample mean

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check reviewer

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is the estimator of the of the population parameter proportion

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p hat

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formula of p hat

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check reveiwer

Question 10

interval estimation for the population mean is used when (3)

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(a)the population variance is known,
(b) the population variance is unknown, and
(c) the Central Limit Theorem is to be used.

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is the use of sample data to calculate a range of possible values for an unknown population parameter

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interval estimation

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Unlike the point estimation that uses single value, interval estimation uses

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interval value

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In practice, interval estimation is a better way to estimate parameters than point estimation due to

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sampling error

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In the Philippines the National Statistics Office (NSO) conducts census every after ___years.

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three

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provide parameters that characterizes the status of the country. Examples are gender statistics, average household income, average household size, etc. However, this process requires a lot of time and resources.

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census

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NSO meaning

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National Statistics Office

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The interval 11320≤μ≤22580 is the

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confidence interval

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The lower limit of the interval, 11320, and the upper limit, 22580, are called the

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confidence limits

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. The 95% level of confidence is called the

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confidence level

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usual confidence level if no given

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0.05

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The 5% level of error committed in estimating the mean is known as

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alpha (a)

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is used to calculate an interval of possible values of the unknown population mean, µ, using sample data with some degree of confidence

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interval estimation

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fomrula for confidence interval (z-table)

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check your reviewer

Question 24

Given the following: x ̅=10, σ2=9, n=64

Z0.025 = 1.96

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=9.265≤μ≤10.735

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states that as the sample size n increases or becomes large the sampling distribution of the mean approaches normal distribution.

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central limit theorem

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We can assume that s2 = σ2 holds true when the sample size is large enough how much n

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n>30

Question 27

Because of this assumption, when the variance σ2 is unknown but the sample size is large, the ____ can be used to replace the σ2 in calculating confidence interval for mean µ.

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sample variance

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is a probability distribution use to estimate population means when the sample size is small and variance is unknown but the distribution is assumed to be normal

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t-distribution or student's t-distribution

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who derived t-distribution

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William S. Gosset (1908)

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formula for t-statistic

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see formula in reviewer

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formula of confidence interval using t-test

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see reviewer

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states that if a sample of size n (sufficiently large enough) is randomly selected from a population of size N, and the number of x successes are observed, then the sampling distribution of the proportion p ̂ approaches a normal distribution

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central limit theorem

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. Note that n is sufficiently large if

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np≥10 and n(1-p)≥10

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population proportion formula

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see reviewer

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confidence interval for population proportion p

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see reviewer for details

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is the difference of the lower limit and the upper limit of the confidence interval.

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length of an interval

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length of an interval formula

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Length=UL-LL

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error formula

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see reviewer

Question 39

is any statistic whose value is used to estimate an unknown parameter

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estimator

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a realized value of an estimator is called an

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estimate

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single value used to represent the parameter of interest

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point estimate

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it corresponds to a single point in the real number line

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point estimate

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a rule that tells us how to calculate two numbers based on a sample data, forming an interval within which the parameter is expected to lie

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interval estimator

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pair of numbers (a,b) is caled an

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interval estimate

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degree of certainty attached to an interval estimate for the unknown paramter

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1-a