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1. What is the term Bayesian statistics used to indicate?
2. What are the states of nature?
3. What is a variable?
4. What is a z score?
5. How does a z score differs from a t score?
6. What does the symbol sX represent?
7. What is the symbol for standard deviation?
8. What is one formula that we can use to calculate a z score?
9. What does a range chart show?
10. What are the causes of variation?

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