The sampling distribution of a statistic is (select the best answer): O The mechanism that determines whether the random sampling was effective. O A normal curve, for which probabilities are obtained by standardizing. O A distribution of all parameters from the population that is to be randomly sampled. O A distribution of a single statistic from repeated random samples of the same size, from the same population. O A distribution of all possible summary statistics from a single random sample, from the same population.

The sampling distribution of a statistic is (select the best answer): O The mechanism that determines whether the random sampling was effective. O A normal curve, for which probabilities are obtained by standardizing. O A distribution of all parameters from the population that is to be randomly sampled. O A distribution of a single statistic from repeated random samples of the same size, from the same population. O A distribution of all possible summary statistics from a single random sample, from the same population.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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