### Educational Transcription---### Sampling Distributions for a Mean#### Example Problem:The enrollment variable for the **U.S. 2-Year Colleges** data set indicates total enrollment for each college in the population of all nationally recognized 2-year colleges.#### Questions:1. **The correlation between years of experience and salary for a sample of 50 employees in the banking industry is 0.625.** - a. Write the value of the sample statistic, using correct notation. - b. Define the parameter this sample statistic estimates.2. **A sample of 100 full-time college students indicates that they study on average 35 hours per week.** - a. Write the value of the sample statistic, using correct notation. - b. Define the parameter this sample statistic estimates.

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