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8 Application 2: Calculating Sample Sizes Main Problem: - We want to estimate the population mean µ to within a specified precision. - Assuming we have a reasonable idea of the standard deviation σ of the population, we need to determine how many samples are needed in order to satisfy the required precision.
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