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Urgent statisticians prefer large samples. describe briefly the effect of increasing the size of a sample (or the number of subjects in an experiment) on each of the following:
a) the width of a level c confidence interval.
b) the p-value of a test, when h sub 0 is false and all facts about the population remain unchanged as n increases.
a simple explanation is fine.
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