10 -)) It is known that 25% of the customers who shop more than 200.000 YTL in the big shopping mall, do their shopping in installments. Accordingly, what is the standard error of the sample distribution of the rates for 49 customers who shopped more than 200,000 YTL? A) 0.0012

10 -)) It is known that 25% of the customers who shop more than 200.000 YTL in the big shopping mall, do their shopping in installments. Accordingly, what is the standard error of the sample distribution of the rates for 49 customers who shopped more than 200,000 YTL? A) 0.0012

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