SOLUTION: I'm stuck with this inequality.
a < x bar - mu < b
supposedly this solves to: x bar - a < mu < x bar + b
The sad thing is I'm 79 and writing a stat book.
Thanks;
joe b.
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Question 1088990: I'm stuck with this inequality.
a < x bar - mu < b
supposedly this solves to: x bar - a < mu < x bar + b
The sad thing is I'm 79 and writing a stat book.
Thanks;
joe b.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply all sides by ,
Add x to all sides,
Not the same as what you wrote but it is correct.
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