(See Steps) For a population with a mean of μ =50 and a standard deviation of σ =10, how much error, on average would you expect between the sample
Question: For a population with a mean of \(\mu \) =50 and a standard deviation of \(\sigma \) =10, how much error, on average would you expect between the sample mean (M) and the population mean for:
- n=4
- n=16
- n=25
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