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consider a population with \\(\mu = 137\\) and \\(\sigma = 27\\) and a sampling distribution with sample size 70.
(a) what are the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution?
round standard deviation to four decimal places.
mean: and standard deviation:
(b) use the normal distribution tool to determine the following probabilities:
enter the probability as a percentage rounded to 2 decimal places. do not enter the \\(\\%\\) symbol. for example, if probability is 0.12345 you would enter the response 12.35.
\\(p(\bar{x} > 143) =\\) \\(\\%\\)
\\(p(\bar{x} < 133) =\\) \\(\\%\\)
Calculate mean and standard error
Using the Sampling Distribution and Standard Error knowledge points
Calculate probability for x-bar greater than 143
Find the z-score and the corresponding upper-tail probability.
Calculate probability for x-bar less than 133
Find the z-score and the corresponding lower-tail probability.
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Question 1
(a) What are the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution?
Mean: <blank>137</blank> and Standard Deviation: <blank>3.2271</blank>
Question 2
(b) Use the Normal Distribution tool to determine the following probabilities:
\(P(\bar{x} > 143) =\) <blank>3.15</blank> %
\(P(\bar{x} < 133) =\) <blank>10.76</blank> %