Suppose that the average assessed values of single family dwellings in a large municipality of $165,000 with a standard deviation of $20,000.
a.) If a random sample of n = 100 dwellings is selected and x ¯ , the average assessed value of these dwellings is calculated, what is the mean x ¯ in repeated sampling
b.) What is the standard deviation of x ¯
Solution :
Given that ,
mean =
= $165,000
standard deviation =
= $20,000
n = 100
a)
=
= $165,000
b)
=
/
n = $20,000 /
100 = $2000
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