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CONCEPT 8 ::-
when calculating a 95 % confidence interval for a population mean , the most important situation for using t-distribution is:
B.) When the population standard deviation is unknown.
CONCEPT 9 ::- The variable under consideration is:
A.) Age of buyers.
CONCEPT 10::- The two populations under consederation is :
C.) Buyers of new domestic cars and buyers of new imported cars.
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