The ages (in years) of the four U.S. presidents when they were assassinated in the office are

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The ages (in years) of the four U.S. presidents when they were assassinated in the office are 56˜(Lincoln), 49 (Garfield), 58 (McKinley), and 46 (Kennedy). Consider these four ages to be a population.

a. Assuming that two of the ages are randomly selected to form samples of size n = 2 with replacement, find the
mean of each of the 16 possible samples.

b. What is the mean of the sample means from part (a)?

c. Is the mean of the sample means equal to the mean of the population of the four ages? Are those means always equal?

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Statistical Reasoning For Everyday Life

ISBN: 978-0134494043

5th Edition

Authors: Jeff Bennett, William Briggs, Mario Triola

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