[See Steps] Refer to Exercise 14. Determine the standard error of estimate. Suppose a large sample is selected (instead of just 10). About 95 percent of
Question: Refer to Exercise 14.
- Determine the standard error of estimate.
- Suppose a large sample is selected (instead of just 10). About 95 percent of the predictions regarding sales would occur between what two values?
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