Q: A factory took a study to know the length distribution of their pencils (this is our product). Taking 100 samples, an...
Q: A factory took a study to know the length distribution of their pencils (this is our product). Taking 100 samples, and now, we know that the mean is 20 cm and a deviation of 0.3 cm. What is the probability to get a mean greater than 21cm in a new sampling of 200 elements? please help.
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