To compute the necessary sample size for an interval estimate of a population mean, all of the following procedures are recommended when?is unknown except?

A. ?use the estimated?from a previous study.
B. ?use the sample standard deviation from a preliminary sample.
C. ?use judgment or a best guess.
D. use .5 as an estimate.


Answer: D

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