The standard deviation of a normally distributed population is 24.0. A sample of size 4 is randomly selected. The standard error
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The standard error of the mean is 12.
The standard error of the mean points to the standard deviation of the distribution of a sample mean obtained from a population.
The standard error S.E of the mean can be calculated by using the formula:
where;
- standard deviation
= 24
- sample size n = 4
S.E = 12
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