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An important numerical measure related to the shape of a distribution is the _____.
 a. correlation coefficient
  b. variance
  c. skewness
  d. relative location

Question 2

The margin of error in an interval estimate of the population mean is a function of all of the following except
 a. .
   b. sample mean.
  c. sample size.
  d. variability of the population.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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