To calculate the sample mean from population mean,
x̄ = μ(n/(n-1)) because of the degree of freedom
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Kirsten C.
asked 03/30/20If random samples, each with n = 9 scores, are selected from a normal population with μ = 80 and σ = 18, and the mean is calculated for each sample, then the average of all the sample means would be the following.
To calculate the sample mean from population mean,
x̄ = μ(n/(n-1)) because of the degree of freedom
I believe this is the question?
Jon S. answered 03/30/20
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The Central Limit states that the sampling distribution of the sample means from a normal population is normally distributed with the average of all the sample means being equal to the population mean, which in this case would be 80.
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