Exclusive to AI HL, this content introduces confidence intervals for the mean of a normal population. Students use the normal distribution when the population standard deviation σ is known, and the t-distribution when σ is unknown, regardless of sample size. Results are interpreted in context, with an emphasis on understanding what a confidence interval communicates rather than just computing it. The subtopic connects directly to the broader statistical inference theme running through AI HL.
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