Dver the past many years, University of Houston golfers (that is, members of the UH golf team) have won many matches. Suppose I take random sample of 25 players from the past and find that on the average they won 20 matches. The standard deviation in this sample 5 10. If I computed the Standard Error (= SE = standard deviation of the sampling distribution) for this group, what would I get? That is, what is the value of the SE?

Dver the past many years, University of Houston golfers (that is, members of the UH golf team) have won many matches. Suppose I take random sample of 25 players from the past and find that on the average they won 20 matches. The standard deviation in this sample 5 10. If I computed the Standard Error (= SE = standard deviation of the sampling distribution) for this group, what would I get? That is, what is the value of the SE?

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