Answer:
.b. It is one‐half as large as when n = 100.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a simple random sample of 100 batteries is selected from a process that produces batteries with a mean lifetime of 32 hours and a standard deviation of 3 hours.
i.e. s = 0.3
we obtain se of sample by dividing std devitation by the square root of sample size
i.e. s= 
when n =100 this = 0.3 and
when n =400 this equals 0.15
We find that when sample size is four times as large as original, std deviation becomes 1/2 of the original
Correction option is
.b. It is one‐half as large as when n = 100.
y + (2x -12) = 180 (since they are supplementary angles)
(2x-12) = 96 ( since they are alternate exterior angle)
2x = 96 + 12
2x = 108
x = 108/2
x = 54.
y+( 2x-12)=180
y+(2× 54 -12) = 180
y + (108-12) = 180
y + 96 = 180
y= 180-96
y = 84.