(b)with this random sample of size 40 is between 4 and 7.Estimate the likelihood that the sample mean associated 1.Assume that X1, X2, ..., X 40 form a random sample from ageometric distribution with p= 0.2.(a)distribution of the sample mean associated with this random sample ofsize 40? You should give a name for the distribution, as well two associ-ated numerical quantities.By the Central Limit Theorem, what is the approximate

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