Homework Answers
From the given information,
By using calculator,
Sample standard deviation (s)=1.7252
Sample size (n)=7
Hence,
Required standard error (SE) of mean is given by,
SE=s/square root (n)
SE=1.7252/square root (7)
SE=0.65
Hence, last option is correct.
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