(See Steps) I take a sample of a population. The mean of the population is 10, the mean of the sample is 9.5. Using an alpha of .05, what is the point
Question: I take a sample of a population. The mean of the population is 10, the mean of the sample is 9.5. Using an alpha of .05, what is the point estimate?
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