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Let ?̅ be the sample mean of a continuous random variable ? for a sample with...

Let ?̅ be the sample mean of a continuous random variable ? for a sample with n ≥ 30 observations. Explain in your words how to compute the probability that the sample mean, ?̅, falls between two real values, ? and ?, with ? < ?, i.e.

Prob(? ≤ ?̅≤ ?)

Specify carefully all the assumptions you make and describe all the steps implemented.

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