Course: Introduction to Statistics (Bus-172)Answer all the questions.Determine if the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. If False, write the CORRECTstatements:i) When sample size (n) increases standard deviation of sampling distribution ofX, i.e., ., Oz&, also increases.(ii) The sample mean weight calculated from a sample of 40 men is 5 kg morethan the population mean weight, then this difference of 5 kg is a non-samplingerror.(iii) The sampling distribution of sample mean will be normal when a sample ofsize 20 is drawn from a skewed population distribution.

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