If n = 10 and you compute a confidence interval for the median using (X(k), X(nk)), as
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If n = 10 and you compute a confidence interval for the median using
(X(k), X(n−k)), as described in box 6.1, what is the probability the probability that this interval contains the population median if k = 2?
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