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How is the Upper Confidence Limit (UCL) calculated?

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The general equation for the upper confidence limit is as follows

UCL = mean + (standard deviation * t statistic)

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RBCA Tool Kit for Chemical Releases , RBCA Tool Kit for TRRP , RBCA Tool Kit for Atlantic Canada , RBCA Tool Kit for Chemical Releases v1.2

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RBCA Atlantic Canada Risk Assessment Questions , RBCA Risk Assessment Questions , RBCA TRRP Risk Assesment Questions
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