Introductory Statistics 9th Edition

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Chapter 7 - Section 7.2 - Mean and Standard Deviation of x - Exercises - Page 283: 7.11

Answer

From the given information, for the population with $\mu$ = 60, σ=10, we find: $\mu$ = $\mu$ _${\bar{x}}$= 60, $\sigma_{\bar{x}\ }$ = $\frac{σ}{\sqrt n}$ = $\frac{10}{\sqrt 18}$ = 2.3570 b. $\mu$ = $\mu$ _${\bar{x}}$= 60 $\sigma_{\bar{x}\ }$ = $\frac{σ}{\sqrt n}$ = $\frac{10}{\sqrt 90}$ = 1.0541

Work Step by Step

From the given information, for the population with $\mu$ = 60, σ=10, we find: $\mu$ = $\mu$ _${\bar{x}}$= 60, $\sigma_{\bar{x}\ }$ = $\frac{σ}{\sqrt n}$ = $\frac{10}{\sqrt 18}$ = 2.3570 b. $\mu$ = $\mu$ _${\bar{x}}$= 60 $\sigma_{\bar{x}\ }$ = $\frac{σ}{\sqrt n}$ = $\frac{10}{\sqrt 90}$ = 1.0541
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