Mathematics, 25.03.2020 18:58, TH3L0N3W0LF

Andrew took a random sample of 10 decorated ceramic cups from a population of 100 cups to determine the sample mean number of defective cups. Barbara took another random sample of 10 cups from the same population for the same task. What would happen if Andrew and Barbara both choose a sample size of 20?

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