(iv) A geneticist is interested in measuring the true mean number of mutations (u) per culture that occur in E.Coli bacteria when cultivated in the presence of Dioxin. Suppose the overall standard deviation of the number of mutations is 22. What is the approximate sampling distribution of the sample mean number of mutations for a random sample of n=100 cultures of bacteria? b. Normal(u, 22/100) a. Normal(u, 22²/100 ) d. Normal(u, 22) c. Normal(u, 222)

(iv) A geneticist is interested in measuring the true mean number of mutations (u) per culture that occur in E.Coli bacteria when cultivated in the presence of Dioxin. Suppose the overall standard deviation of the number of mutations is 22. What is the approximate sampling distribution of the sample mean number of mutations for a random sample of n=100 cultures of bacteria? b. Normal(u, 22/100) a. Normal(u, 22²/100 ) d. Normal(u, 22) c. Normal(u, 222)

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