According to a gallup survey of boys 77% of boys had played computer games in the past week compared to 65% of girls. You take and SRS of 104 boys and 120 girls Find the mean of each sampling distribution

According to a gallup survey of boys 77% of boys had played computer games in the past week compared to 65% of girls. You take and SRS of 104 boys and 120 girls Find the mean of each sampling distribution

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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