Suppose that the mean of the sampling distribution for the difference in two sample means is 0.

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Simora [160]3 years ago

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Answer:

Optin b is right

Step-by-step explanation:

given that the mean of the sampling distribution for the difference in two sample means is 0.

This means that when two sample means are equal we get difference is 0 and this would be the point estimate of mean for differene of means distribution.

Hence the four options given can be analysed

. the two sample means are both 0. -- False need not be 0 but equal

B. the two sample means are equal to each other. -- True

C. the two population means are both 0. -- False need not be 0

D. the two population means are equal to each oth -- False only sample means are 0 and if sample represents population this may be 0

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