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For this problem, we are asked to indicate whether the following statements are true or false.
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If we took a random sample of 35 subjects from some population, the associated sampling distribution of the mean would have the following properties.
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So first statement, shape would approximate a normal curve.
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So this statement here, that first one, is true.
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That's because of the fact that with a sample size of 35, that is sufficiently large that the central limit theorem would apply, the sampling distribution would approximate the normal curve.
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The mean would equal the one sample mean.
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So in this case, yes.
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So the, actually, i'm going to be careful with interpreting this.
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I would say, okay, well, we take a, we're taking a single random sample of 35 subjects.
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Okay, and then sampling distribution.
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Okay, actually, so in this case, the mean would not equal the one sample mean the mean would equal the mean of the sample means.
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We would expect that also to be the mean of the population.
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We have that the shape would approximate the shape of the population.
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That is false.
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Again, like i said, the sample size is sufficiently large that the sample means would be distributed normally regardless of the original underlying distribution.
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Then, compared to the population variability, the variability would be reduced by a factor equal to the square root of 35.
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That is true.
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We have that the standard deviation of the sample means is going to be equal to the standard deviation of the population divided by the square root of the sample size...