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2008-11-30, 03:02
MeNoRikey
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Quick question : Statistics
How do you find Z(alpha/2 ) for a 94% confidence interval? I know how to find normal c.i's such as 90% 95% 99%...
i know alpha/2 = 0.03. And the answer is 1.88. But I don't know how you're supposed to find it.
I have the critical values of t table and normal curve table ( Z).
edit: nvm figured it out
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