Solution) Suppose X is a normal random variable, with known variance ?^2 = 400. How large a sample must we tak
Question: Suppose X is a normal random variable, with known variance σ^2 = 400. How large a sample must we take, so that the width of a 99% confidence interval for μ, the mean of X, is less than 0.1?
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