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A simple random sample of six values had mean x = 17.67 and standard deviation s = 9.092. Calculate the standard error ofthe sample mean, S. Give your answer to three decimal pl…

A simple random sample of six values had mean x = 17.67 and standard deviation s = 9.092. Calculate the standard error ofthe sample mean, S. Give your answer to three decimal pl…
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A simple random sample of six values had mean x = 17.67 and standard deviation s = 9.092. Calculate the standard error ofthe sample mean, S. Give your answer to three decimal places.S-

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Standard error of the mean


S=\frac{s}{\sqrt[]{n}}=\frac{9.092}{\sqrt[]{6}}=3.712

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