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let us suppose that sixteen adult polar bears are weighed in an attempt to estimate the average weight of all adult polar bears. the standard deviation of the population of weights is not known, so a t-interval
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let us suppose that sixteen adult polar bears are weighed in an attempt to estimate the average weight of all adult polar bears. the standard deviation of the population of weights is not known, so a t-interval will be reported. what will be the degrees of freedom for the t-procedure?

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your mom + your mom = big mama there you go your welcome

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your mom + your mom = big mama there you go your welcome

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