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The mean of the weight is 8.1 ounces.
So the means of the distribution of 10 sample will be 10*8.1.
And the mean of 20 <span>cheese wedges is again 20*8.1.
(The mean of the addition of two normal law is the sum of the
mean of each law)
Divide the above two numbers: </span>
The distribution of the sample means of the weights of cheese wedges is multiplied by 2 in the new <span>batches</span>.
So the means of the distribution of 10 sample will be 10*8.1.
And the mean of 20 <span>cheese wedges is again 20*8.1.
(The mean of the addition of two normal law is the sum of the
mean of each law)
Divide the above two numbers: </span>
The distribution of the sample means of the weights of cheese wedges is multiplied by 2 in the new <span>batches</span>.