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    This follows from substitution and integration as far as I can see and z from -inf to inf but practically all area is covered from -3. To 3. As given in tables.

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    This follows from substitution and integration as far as I can see and z from -inf to inf but practically all area is covered from -3. To 3. As given in tables.

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    Difference T and Z Follow Up Again

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    This follows from substitution and integration as far as I can see and z from -inf to inf but practically all area is covered from -3. To 3. As given in tables.

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    This follows from substitution and integration as far as I can see and z from inf to inf but practically

    all area is covered from -3.8 to 3.8 as given in tables. Shown by example here

    When we look at T-distribution one dont go from left to right. I am not sure what kind of substitution one use for integrating probability distribution. It is given by sam conditions only by sample variance instead:

    How come one dont go from left to right for increasing T here?

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