Question

construct a data set that has the given statistics.
n = 6
μ = 9
σ = 3

what does the value n mean?
○ a. the difference between all the values in the population data set.
○ b. the mean of the population data.
○ c. the number of values in the population data set.
○ d. the range of the population data.

this means there should be 6 values in the data set.
what does the value μ mean?
○ a. the range of the population data set.
○ b. the mean of the population data set.
○ c. the most common value in the population data set.
○ d. the difference between all the values in the population data set.

this means the population mean of the 6 values in the data set should be □.

Explanation:

In statistics, the symbol \(N\) represents the number of values in a population data set. The symbol \(\mu\) represents the mean of a population data set. Given \(N = 6\) and \(\mu=9\), the population mean of the 6 - value data set should be 9.

Answer:

9