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Mathematics, 01.04.2021 19:00, qorderiusnewton

If the sample size increase form n = 9 to n = 100, then comparing to the case of n=9, the probability that X falls within 2 units of the population mean
(i. e., 10 – 2(S. E.) (A) higher
(B) lower
(C)
same
(D)
cannot tell

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