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Sampling Distribution and CLT Insights

The document presents statistical data including population and sample means, as well as standard deviations. It discusses the Central Limit Theorem, indicating that with a sample size of 40 or more, the sampling distribution of the sample mean is approximately normal. Additionally, it notes that increasing the sample size to 50 would decrease the probability of the sample mean being larger than the current sample mean due to a smaller standard error.

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Sampling Distribution and CLT Insights

The document presents statistical data including population and sample means, as well as standard deviations. It discusses the Central Limit Theorem, indicating that with a sample size of 40 or more, the sampling distribution of the sample mean is approximately normal. Additionally, it notes that increasing the sample size to 50 would decrease the probability of the sample mean being larger than the current sample mean due to a smaller standard error.

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Additional random sampling question

118 3a Population mean 95.272


125 3b Sample mean 94.25
Population standard 16.124
68 3c deviation 13
Sample standard 16.329
101 3d deviation 54
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(4) According to the Central Limit Theorem (CLT) as n = 40 ≥ 30, the sampling
distribution of the sample mean is approximately normal:

(5) The probability that the sample mean is larger than 3(b) would decrease if the
sample size increases to 50 because the larger sample size turn into a smaller
standard error which means a tighter sampling distribution.

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