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Unit 7 – Means
Topic 7.6
A confidence interval for the difference in two population means is used when:
We want to estimate the mean of a single population.
We want to compare two different populations.
We want to calculate the standard deviation of a sample.
We want to determine if two populations have equal variances
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AP Statistics - 7.6 Confidence Intervals for the Difference of Two Means
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Difference in Two Population Means
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