From a population which is according to a normal distribution
with mean 10 units and
standard deviation 8 units, a sample of size n=25 is taken. What
would the distribution of
the sum of the sample values be? Provide the name of the
distribution and its parameters.
Are any assumptions made regarding n?
distribution of
the sum of the sample will be normal .with its mean being the sum
of the two means, and its variance being the sum of the two
variances
given mean= 10
and s.d. 8, variance =64
then for n= 25
mean of sum of samples= 25×10=250
and variance of sum of samples= 25×64=160
Thus as the sample size increases, the standard deviation of sum of samples decreases; and as the sample size decreases, the standard deviation of the sample summation increases.
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From a population which is according to a normal distribution with mean 10 units and standard...
From a population which is according to a normal distribution with mean 10 units and standard deviation 8 units, a sample of size n=25 is taken. What would the distribution of the sum of the sample values be? Provide the name of the distribution and its parameters. Are any assumptions made regarding n?
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