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egads, grace was right.
i think she hangs around these threads because she misses ecmt
 

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Lainee said:
The covariance is given to you in the question: cov (x, y) = -10 :)
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suckness.

can someone post the answers to the questions i posted above...

lainee... im looking at you :)
 

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3a. 0.0019
3c. (may be wrong) 0.0062
3.i (done already on this thread)
3j. 3.01(+/-)2.779(0.00385)
 

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didnt get l)
2d) is just the difference in
o/sqrt n
between the two samples.
 

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i think 1time4theppl's answer is correct...mean would be u(x-bar) = u...standard deviation of o/sqrt(n)
 

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How is 3 (h) possible?!? The sample deviation nor the population standard deviation is given !!
 
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absolution* said:
Why is the covariance a minus?

I have a few additional questions..

What answers did people get for 3. a) c) i) j)
How do you do 2 d) and 3 l)

:)cheers
3a. 0.0062
c. 62
i. 129.49,126.51
l. 3.0207,2.9993
 

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