Solve for r in terms of c and s.
This is a circle. r is the radius and s is an arc length.
This is a circle. r is the radius and s is an arc length.
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Are women biologically hardwired to sexually reproduce with a certain subpopulation of men?
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Is your statistics good enough to solve this?
You have a population of 19 Twitter accounts and want to take a simple random sample based on their tweet rate (in tweets per day). The pop. standard deviation of all tweet rates is 0.63.
So you know N, (sigma), and you want to have 95% confidence (Z=1.96) and a margin of error of 5% (E=0.05).
Knowing all this, what is the most appropriate formula for sample size estimation in this context?
(You are not allowed to sample the entire population, obviously)
You have a population of 19 Twitter accounts and want to take a simple random sample based on their tweet rate (in tweets per day). The pop. standard deviation of all tweet rates is 0.63.
So you know N, (sigma), and you want to have 95% confidence (Z=1.96) and a margin of error of 5% (E=0.05).
Knowing all this, what is the most appropriate formula for sample size estimation in this context?
(You are not allowed to sample the entire population, obviously)
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With how far we've come in the last 70 years how are we to believe that the temperature readings from before this are accurate. Everything is much more precisely measured these days, and cities are much much larger and have more blacktop than they used to. Is climate change actually a thing?
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what aspects of the world are not determined by experiment (so basically the opposite of picrel)?
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>The covalent bond radius is defined as half the inter-nuclear
distance between two identical atoms joined by a single covalent bond, and NOT the radius of an atom (from its nucleus)!
distance between two identical atoms joined by a single covalent bond, and NOT the radius of an atom (from its nucleus)!
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Do bitches find ripped dogs more attractive?
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Whats the book closest to something like precalculus in 24 hours? The closest I'm currently reading is the one by George Finlay
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Why the Na and Cl ions of salty water can't be removed by aplying a positive electric field, then let the ions get trapped somewhere, and then switch the electric field to get the other sign ions? all the interactions are electrostatic interactions
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http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/index.html
Scientific,educational and others.
Scientific,educational and others.
