18Since the sample size is ---Select--- less than, equal to, greter than---Select--- can, cannot assume that the distribution of x is approximately normal. Random samples of size n were selected from a nonnormal population with the means and variances given here.n = 90, µ = 39, o2 = 6What can be said about the sampling distribution of the sample mean?Since the sample size is --Select--- v 30, we --Select-- v assume that the distribution of x is approximately normal.Find the mean and standard error for this distribution. (Round your standard error to four decimal places.)meanstandard error

Random samples of size n were selected from a nonnormal population with the means and variances given here. η 90, μ = 39, σ26 What can be said about the sampling distribution of the sample mean? Since the sample size is --Select- 30, we -Select--v assume that the distribution of x is approximately normal. Find the mean and standard error for this distribution. (Round your standard error to four decimal places.) mean standard error

Random samples of size n were selected from a nonnormal population with the means and variances given here. η 90, μ = 39, σ26 What can be said about the sampling distribution of the sample mean? Since the sample size is --Select- 30, we -Select--v assume that the distribution of x is approximately normal. Find the mean and standard error for this distribution. (Round your standard error to four decimal places.) mean standard error

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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