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A continuity correction factor is used when [...] ; when you use a [...] distribution table to approximate a [...] , you’re going to have to use a continuity correction factor.
P (X = n)

X is exactly nP (n – .5 < X < n + .5)
P (X > n)X is greater than n
P(X > n + .5)
P (X ≥ n)
X is greater than or equal to n
[...]
P (X ≤ n)
X is less than or equal to n
[...]
P (X < n)
X is less than n
P(X < n – .5)
Answer
1. you use a continuous function to approximate a discrete one
2. normal
3. binomial
4. P(X > n – .5)
5. P(X < n + .5)

Question
A continuity correction factor is used when [...] ; when you use a [...] distribution table to approximate a [...] , you’re going to have to use a continuity correction factor.
P (X = n)

X is exactly nP (n – .5 < X < n + .5)
P (X > n)X is greater than n
P(X > n + .5)
P (X ≥ n)
X is greater than or equal to n
[...]
P (X ≤ n)
X is less than or equal to n
[...]
P (X < n)
X is less than n
P(X < n – .5)
Answer
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Question
A continuity correction factor is used when [...] ; when you use a [...] distribution table to approximate a [...] , you’re going to have to use a continuity correction factor.
P (X = n)

X is exactly nP (n – .5 < X < n + .5)
P (X > n)X is greater than n
P(X > n + .5)
P (X ≥ n)
X is greater than or equal to n
[...]
P (X ≤ n)
X is less than or equal to n
[...]
P (X < n)
X is less than n
P(X < n – .5)
Answer
1. you use a continuous function to approximate a discrete one
2. normal
3. binomial
4. P(X > n – .5)
5. P(X < n + .5)
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owner: naxplast06 - (no access) - Deviant S. - The Practically Cheating Statistics Handbook (2010, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform).pdf, p79

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