Do you think that it is more likely to randomly select 5 MTSU students and getting an average hei...
Do you think that it is more likely to randomly select 5 MTSU students and getting an average height of 6'1" or more or randomly selecting 10 MTSU students and getting an average height of 6'1" or more?
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Yes, it is more likely to randomly select 5 MTSU students and getting an average height of 6'1" or more or randomly selecting 10 MTSU students and getting an average height of 6'1" or more.
So, the lesser the sample size, the greater is the chance for selecting correct set of people that we want to.
Thus,
This depends on the sample size of the people we want to select.
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