Question 1(c-i)
n = 50
.The mean is 44.46
The standard deviation is 20.84169
Question 1(b):
n = 2833
The mean is 45.21885
The standard deviation is 20.22638
Use x, your sampled mean from Question 1(c-i) and your population standard deviation σx from Question...
For samples of the specified size from the population described, find the mean and standard deviation of the sample mean x-bar. The mean and the standard deviation of the sampled population are, respectively, 182.1 and 29.4. n = 36 μx-bar = 29.4 and σx-bar = 4.9 μx-bar = 356.9 and σx-bar = 1.0 μx-bar = 182.1 and σx-bar = 4.9 μx-bar = 4.9 and σx-bar = 182.1
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