Statistic question
Question asked by: chetna87
Asked on: 15 Jan 2010
Good question!
I'm not sure how to tackle this question as there are two sets of seven observations but then only 13 in total and not 14 observations, so is there one that overlaps in the middle the way the question is written?
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Replied at: 17 Jan 2010
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