STAT 100 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Confounding, Immanuel Kant, Statistical Significance

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Statistics
• Course: STAT 100
• Professor: Thomas Loughin

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Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided. Where computations are required, you should show work. Incorrect answers without clearly-displayed work cannot be considered for partial credit. If a question calls for an explanation, provide one that is complete. Do not omit important details or include irrelevant or incorrect statements. True/false or multiple choice questions need not be accompanied by an explanation. If you have difficulty, or feel like you are working slowly, solve the easiest problems first. So act that your principle of action might safely be made a law for the whole world. Adult taxpayers in canada: one question was, do you feel that cra assessments are accurate? 2137 answered. Yes : (1 pt)estimate the percentage of the population that feels that the cra assessments are accurate. 2137/3417 = 0. 6254 = 62. 5% (rounding to 63% is ok: (1 pt) find the margin of error for the estimate.