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Sample Sizes
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A flowchart on how to calculate Sample Sizes.
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sample sizes
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A sample size of 2 is taken. Consider the mean of all possible samples and confirm E(X̅)=μ and Var(X̅)=σ^2/2
A tree diagram can be used for a sample size of 2 if easier to calculate.Sample sizes can be more than 2
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