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Let's say the population mean (µ) is 20 with a standard deviation (\sigmaσ) of 1 for a particular distribution. a). What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 100? b) What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 1?

Let's say the population mean (µ) is 20 with a standard deviation (\sigmaσ) of 1 for a particular distribution. a). What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 100? b) What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 1?

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Let's say the population mean (µ) is 20 with a standard deviation (\sigmaσ) of 1 for a particular distribution.

a). What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 100?

b) What do you expect the sample mean (M) to be when your sample size (n) is 1?

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