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Question #337203

Determine the standard error if a population standard deviation is 31 and sample

size is 19. Round the answer to the two decimal place.

Expert's answer

"SE=\\dfrac{\\sigma}{\\sqrt{n}}=\\dfrac{31}{\\sqrt{19}}\\approx7.11"

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