We take a sample of size n=16 for a quality of life (QoL) measurement from a...
We take a sample of size n=16 for a quality of life (QoL) measurement from a population with a normal distribution with m=8 and s=6.
a) What is the expected mean and the standard error for a sample size of n=16
b) What is the probability that the sample mean will be greater than 10?
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