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  • Let's take a seat first and tackle about that. 
  • Hey Tonet! Why are you still here? Its late, lets go home together!
  • We're sisters, so go ahead. About what? 
  • About the recent lesson in Statistics, specifically the appropriate tool to use. hehe
  • Hello Ate Lina, I'm kinda shy but I am a bit confused about something. hehe Would you mind if i ask you?
  • There's actually an easy way to get it.  you actually don't need to memorize every word but those highlights only. 
  • Oh that? I am confused with that, too. But I got it now, let me share you my learnings!
  • I a confused with what  appropriate tool to use when a specific matter is givem.
  • Thankyou so much, Ate Lina! I a just havng a hard time with that. huhu, tell me more pls.
  • So, first remember "n", whether it is greater than or equal to 30 or less than 30
  • And after that, observe the standard deviation or even variance is given. 
  • I knew you'll get it, but wait! There's more!
  • . 
  • Under n ≥30,  if the standard deviation or variance is known and given, Z-test is the appropriate to use. 
  • While on the other hand, under n<30, if standard deviation or variance is given, Z - Test is still applicable.&#160;
  • But if n<30 and the standard deviation or variance is not known, then we must use T -Test. 
  • OMG Ate Lina! I got it! I got it! You're so great!&#160;&#160;
  • Another one is the CLT or Central Limit Theorem
  • We are both familiar in this one, so it won' be that hard to get it.&#160;
  • Ok ok, so here it is.&#160;
  • Yes, of course! But it'll be better if you explain it to me further. hehe
  • In here, n&#160;≥30 or considered sufficiently large
  • In CLT, population may not be normally distributed, note it!
  • And here, variance is either known or not. But this time, we can use z-test by replacing&#160;σ by sample standard deviation&#160; in the formula.&#160;
  • Thankyou so much Ate Lina! I learned a lot plus I really enjoyed and treat this as our bond! God bless us all!
  • Thankyou po!
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