ecall the example from your textbook in which the authors were interested in identifying the average year pennies (currently in circulation in the US) were minted. To estimate this parameter, the authors went to the bank and drew a random sample of 50 pennies. They found the average year in their sample to be approximately 1995. If the authors were to go back to their bank and draw another random sample of 50 pennies it is likely that the sample mean would ________ the original mean of 1995. Recall the example from your textbook in which the authors were interested in identifying the average year pennies (currently in circulation in the US) were minted. To estimate this parameter, the authors went to the bank and drew a random sample of 50 pennies. They found the average year in their sample to be approximately 1995. If the authors were to go back to their bank and draw another random sample of 50 pennies it is likely that the sample mean would ________ the original mean of 1995. be equal to be different than Question at position 12 12 1 point Question at position 12 How are bootstrap distributions constructed? How are