In previous chapters, confidence intervals have been expressed in terms of a sample statistic plus or minus
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In previous chapters, confidence intervals have been expressed in terms of a sample statistic plus or minus a given expression x̅ + t(s/√n). However, the confidence interval for σ2 cannot be expressed as s2 plus or minus a comparable term. Why is this not possible?
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