Confidence Intervals

Confidence intervals for the mean of a normal population — computing intervals from summary statistics or raw data, the margin of error, interpreting intervals, and the effect of confidence level and sample size (syllabus 4.16).

15 questions IB Maths Applications & Interpretation HL Statistics & Probability
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