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Article #17Re: you can take the stat out of math, but you can't take the math out of stat
From: Bradley C. Kuszmaul
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 1984 11:37
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 1984 11:37
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It is also possible for a set to be a subset of another while their difference is empty (The sets are equal) I suppose that this does not apply to the mathematics and statistics argument. Oh well.
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