fast please A random variable X is exponentially distributed with decay parameter 1/12 ( X~Exp(1/12) ). We randomly draw a sample of size 25. Let Xbar the random variable representing the averages of samples of size 25. The distribution of Xbar is: Group of answer choices N(12, 2.4) N(12, 12) Exp(1/12)

fast please A random variable X is exponentially distributed with decay parameter 1/12 ( X~Exp(1/12) ). We randomly draw a sample of size 25. Let Xbar the random variable representing the averages of samples of size 25. The distribution of Xbar is: Group of answer choices N(12, 2.4) N(12, 12) Exp(1/12)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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