When we don't have access to population variance, we get an estimate of the sample variance by [ Select ] ["dividing one from the sample size", "adding one to the sample size", "subtracting one from the sample size"] . This is known as [ Select ] ["unbiased sample variance", "corrected formula"] . This formula controls for some of the [ Select ] ["bias", "inflation"] and gets us closer to the actual population variance.
When we don't have access to population variance, we get an estimate of the sample variance by [ Select ] ["dividing one from the sample size", "adding one to the sample size", "subtracting one from the sample size"] . This is known as [ Select ] ["unbiased sample variance", "corrected formula"] . This formula controls for some of the [ Select ] ["bias", "inflation"] and gets us closer to the actual population variance.
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Chapter10: Statistics
Section10.4: Distributions Of Data
Problem 19PFA
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When we don't have access to population variance, we get an estimate of the sample variance by
[ Select ]
["dividing one from the sample size", "adding one to the sample size", "subtracting one from the sample size"]
. This is known as
[ Select ]
["unbiased sample variance", "corrected formula"]
. This formula controls for some of the
[ Select ]
["bias", "inflation"]
and gets us closer to the actual population variance.
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