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As confidence level increases, width... - answers - increases

As n (sample size) decreases, the width.... - answers - increases--bc less
accurate so margin of error and interval increases

T-distribution - answers - almost the same as the standard normal
distribution
Mean= 0
Bell-shaped, symmetric
"heavier" tails (more area underneath) than standard normal
Larger df/n=closer to standard normal (z distribution)

Confidence interval is used to estimate.... - answers - the value of
population parameter

Parameter is for... - answers - population

Statistic is for... - answers - sample mean

Sigma - answers - standard deviation of a population

Mu - answers - population mean

S - answers - standard deviation of a sample mean/x-bar

X-bar - answers - sample mean

Degrees of freedom (df) - answers - n-1
How to find t* on table

Confidence statement requirements - answers - 1. Statement of confidence
2. Parameter of interest
3. The interval

, Point estimator - answers - x-bar

Confidence multiplier - answers - z*/t*

Margin of error (m) - answers - z*(sigma/sq root (n)) or t*(s/sq root (n))

Standard deviation of point estimator - answers - sigma/sq root (n)

Standard error of x-bar - answers - s/sq root (n)

Estimate of standard deviation of sampling distribution of x-bar (aka
sigma/sq root n) - answers - s/sq root (n)
Same as standard error of x-bar

4 steps for tests of significance - answers - state, plan, solve, conclude

One-sided test - answers - ho > < = to ha

Two-sided test - answers - ho differs from/does not equal ha

As n increases, the chance to reject ho.... - answers - increases

As n increases, the test statistic... - answers - increases

Decreasing alpha ____ beta and _____power - answers - increases beta,
decreases power

Increasing alpha ____ beta and _____ power - answers - decreases beta,
increases power

Alpha and beta have a(n) __________ relationship - answers - inverse

Beta and power have a(n) _____ relationship - answers - inverse

Alpha and power have a(n) ____ relationship - answers - direct

As n increases, power ________. - answers - power increases

(therefore, beta decreases)

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