Assignments and due dates for each chapter are announced in class. Typical problems include:
6-2 page 245
2 to 40, even numbered problems
6-3 page 254
2 to 26, even numbered problems
6-4 page 266
2 to 14, even numbered problems
6-5 page 275
2 to 20, even numbered problems
6-6 page 287
14 to 32, even numbered problems
6-5 The Central Limit Theorem
In spite of the mathematical complexity behind the development of The Central Limit Theorem, it is very easy to apply it to our work. The z formula changes to incorporate samples larger than 1 and we use the same problem solving techniques learned in 6-3
In spite of the mathematical complexity behind the development of The Central Limit Theorem, it is very easy to apply it to our work. The z formula changes to incorporate samples larger than 1 and we use the same problem solving techniques learned in 6-3