A population consists of the following five values: 2, 2, 30, 9,30.
a. Not available in Connect.
b. By listing all samples of size 3, computethe mean of the distribution of the sample mean and the populationmean. Compare the two values. (Round the final answer tothe nearest whole number.)
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| Â Â Sample means | Â Â |
| Â Â Population mean | Â Â |
|   Both means are | (Click to select)  equal  notequal   |
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c. Compare the dispersion in the populationwith that of the sample means. Hint: Use the range asmeasure of dispersion.
The dispersion of the population is  (Click toselect)  greater  smaller  than thatof the sample means.
A population consists of the following five values: 2, 2, 30, 9,30.
a. Not available in Connect.
b. By listing all samples of size 3, computethe mean of the distribution of the sample mean and the populationmean. Compare the two values. (Round the final answer tothe nearest whole number.)
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| Â Â Sample means | Â Â |
| Â Â Population mean | Â Â |
|   Both means are | (Click to select)  equal  notequal   |
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c. Compare the dispersion in the populationwith that of the sample means. Hint: Use the range asmeasure of dispersion.
The dispersion of the population is  (Click toselect)  greater  smaller  than thatof the sample means.
