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Find the sample mean x for each possible sample of size n=2. Sample x Sample x...

Find the sample mean

x for each possible sample of size

n=2.

Sample

x

Sample

x

4​,

7

7,

10

4,

10

7​,

13

44,

13

10​,

13
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