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Sampling distributions for differences in sample proportions

Differences of sample proportions — Probability examples

AP.STATS:
UNC‑3 (EU)
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UNC‑3.N (LO)
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UNC‑3.N.1 (EK)
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UNC‑3.N.2 (EK)
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UNC‑3.O (LO)
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UNC‑3.O.1 (EK)
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UNC‑3.P (LO)
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UNC‑3.P.1 (EK)
Practice using shape, center (mean), and variability (standard deviation) to calculate probabilities of various results when we're dealing with sampling distributions for the differences of sample proportions. Created by Jeff Dodds.
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