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Inferential Statistics Calculators
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Symbols and Meanings
CL = confidence level or level of confidence or degree of confidence or confidence coefficient
CI = confidence interval or interval estimate
$\alpha$ = level of significance or significance level
zα/2 = critical z value separating an area or probability of α⁄2 in the right tail
−zα/2 = critical z value separating an area or probability of α⁄2 in the left tail
zα = critical z value separating an area or probability of α in the right tail
−zα = critical z value separating an area or probability of α in the left tail
p̂ = sample proportion or estimated proportion of successes
q̂ = estimated proportion of failures
p = population proportion
SE = standard error
SEest = estimated standard error
x = number of individuals in the sample with the specified characteristic
n = sample size
N = population size
E = margin of error or maximum error of estimation or error bound
x̄ = sample mean
μ = population mean
s = sample standard deviation
s2 = sample variance
σ = population standard deviation
σ2 = population variance
tα/2 = critical t value separating an area or probability of α⁄2 in the right tail (use for one-tailed tests)
tα = critical t value separating an area or probability of α in the right tail (use for two-tailed tests)
df = degrees of freedom
Χ2 = Chi-Square distribution
Χ2R = right-tailed (upper-tail) critical values of the Chi-Square distribution
Χ2L = left-tailed (lower-tail) critical values of the Chi-Square distribution
CI for Population Proportion in Plus-Minus Notation = p̂ ± E
CI for Population Proportion in Interval Notation = (p̂ - E, p̂ + E)
CI for Population Proportion in Trilinear Inequality = p̂ - E < p < p̂ + E
CI for Population Mean in Plus-Minus Notation = x̄ ± E
CI for Population Mean in Interval Notation = (x̄ - E, x̄ + E)
CI for Population Mean in Trilinear Inequality = x̄ - E < μ < x̄ + E
min = minimum data value
max = maximum data value
R = range (we shall use it typically for the Range Rule of Thumb)
Critical Values
Given: CL To Find: α, zα/2
Given: α To Find: CL, zα/2
Given: CL, df To Find: α, critical t
Given: α, df To Find: CL, critical t
Given: CL, n To Find: α, critical t
Given: α, n To Find: CL, critical t
Given: CL, df To Find: α, critical Χ2
Given: α, df To Find: CL, critical Χ2
Estimating Population Proportion
Given: CI To Find: p̂, E
Given: CI, n To Find: p̂, E, x
Given: p̂, n, CL To Find: q̂, E, CI
Given: CL, x, n To Find: p̂, q̂, E, CI
Given: CL, p̂, E To Find: q̂, n
Given: CL, E To Find: n
Given: zα/2, p̂, E To Find: q̂, n
Given: zα/2, E To Find: n
Given: p̂, E, CL (Use 95% if not given) To Find: CI
Estimating Population Mean
Given: CI To Find: x̄, E
Given: x̄, E, CL (Use 95% if not given) To Find: CI
Given: CL, σ, n, x̄ To Find: E, CI
Given: CL, s, n, x̄ To Find: E, CI
Given: σ, CL, E To Find: n
Given: s, CL, df, E To Find: n
Given: min, max, α, E, sample size To Find: R, s, df, n
Given: min, max, CL, E To Find: R, σ, n
Given: Raw Dataset (from Sample) To Find: x̄, s
Estimating Population Variance and Population
Standard Deviation