Im stuck​ on this and its the only one i have left to do but im so ****e​n lost.​.​.​

THIS IS THE QUEST​ION:​


In the study​ of sampl​ing distr​ibuti​on of the sampl​e mean,​ what happe​ns to the possi​ble sampl​e means​ for sampl​es of the same size as the sampl​e size incre​ases?​ Expla​in the relev​ance of this prope​rty in estim​ating​ a popul​ation​ mean by a sampl​e mean.​

 

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tell me about it. Its a take home test and the book does not even explain it..

 

 

The mean of the distribution of sample means approaches the population mean and the variance of the distribution of sample means approaches zero.

Duh!

(I'll leave the second part to you.)

 

hey thanks.. im still lost but you helped a lil. Its hard taking math in intersession especially if math isnt your thing.

 

stat was hard.. i got a B somehow but I have no idea what you wrote and what I learned

 

haha. it was easy untill i ran into this crap. My teacher gives us take home test's over intersession and this is beating me up. Ive been at it for hours and i cant get this

 

i just finished that class this semester.. with an A!

 

if the sample size is larger, it becomes closer to what mu actually is (the actual mean). we can never know the actual mean of anything, that is just the nature of the world, but by increasing the sample size, we can get the closest estimate for mu (actual mean). hope this helps. haha sorry the the first post.. i just had to brag a little..