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Assume the following values of s have been obtained for different Null Hypothesis Populations. Calculate the...

Assume the following values of s have been obtained for different Null Hypothesis Populations. Calculate the value of the standard error of the mean for samples of size N taken from the respective populations. a. s = 26.2, N = 9 b. s = 5.6, N = 2 c. s = 13.0, N = 6 d. s = 1000, N = 100 e. s = 10.0, N = 3

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Standard error of the mean for samples of size N = s /

a.

s = 26.2, N = 9

Standard error of the mean = 26.2 / = 8.733333

b.

s = 5.6, N = 2

Standard error of the mean = 5.6 / = 3.959798

c.

s = 13.0, N = 6

Standard error of the mean = 13 / = 5.307228

d.

s = 1000, N = 100

Standard error of the mean = 1000 / = 100

e.

s = 10.0, N = 3

Standard error of the mean = 10.0 / = 5.773503

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