Point Estimate Estimator Confidence Interval Student\'s t Distribution Standard

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Point Estimate Estimator Confidence Interval Student's t Distribution Standard Normal Distribution Parameter Normal Distribution Standard Error of the Mean Degrees of Freedom Symmetrical Distribution A. Theoretically, the mean, median, and the mode are all equal for any _____ B. The resulting distribution when a normal random variable is transformed into values representing the number of standard deviations a value in the distribution is from the distribution's mean. C. An estimate of a parameter in the form of a range, where the lower bound is the smallest expected value of the parameter and the upper bound is the largest. D. A statistic derived from a sample to infer the value of a population parameter. E. An estimate of a parameter which is a single value or point, such as 0, p or s^2. F. The standard deviation of the distribution of sample means, from samples of size n. G. A parameter based on the sample size that tells how many observations are used to calculate s adjusting for the number of intermediate estimates used in the calculation, is used with several and distributions, most commonly the Student's t-distribution. H. A symmetric distribution similar to the Standard Normal Distribution, that is used in inferential situations when the population standard deviation is not know I. A concept or its value which describes a population. J. Requires two parameters to complete the problem, the mean and the standard deviation.

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A) Symmetrical distribution

B) Standard normal distribution

C) Confidnce interval

D) Estimator

E) Point extimate

F) Standard error of mean

G) Degree of Freedom

H) Student t distribution

I) Parameter

J) Normal distribution

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