If the standard deviation of the population is 15 and the sample size is 10,000, the standard error will be:
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.15 |
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.22 |
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.43 |
Have a mean of
500.
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Will have a standard
error of 50.
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Will be heavily
skewed.
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Will be a standard
normal curve.
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Answer:-
Question 6
We have given that , if the Standard deviation of the population () is 15 and the sample size(n) 10000 then the standard error will be 0.15
Formula used:- Standard error = / square root (n)
Question 6
If you draw a sample (n) of 500 , then yes we will confident that the sampling distribution of means will be a standard normal curve
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