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A statistician recorded the heights of every person in a U.S. university, summed all heights, and divided the sum by the total number of persons. Which of the following is true about the result. B. It's the standard deviation from the mean height A. It's the true average height of the U.S. population. C. It's a sample average height for the U.S. population F. None of the above E. It's the confidence interval for the true mean height G. All of the above

A statistician recorded the heights of every person in a U.S. university, summed all heights, and divided the sum by the total number of persons. Which of the following is true about the result. B. It's the standard deviation from the mean height A. It's the true average height of the U.S. population. C. It's a sample average height for the U.S. population F. None of the above E. It's the confidence interval for the true mean height G. All of the above

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018
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A statistician recorded the heights of every person in a U.S. university, summed all heights, and divided the sum by the total number of persons. Which of the following is true about the result. B. It's the standard deviation from the mean height E. It's the confidence interval for the true mean height G. All of the above A. It's the true average height of the U.S. population. C. It's a sample average height for the U.S. population F. None of the above f(t) www. 2
Transcribed Image Text:A statistician recorded the heights of every person in a U.S. university, summed all heights, and divided the sum by the total number of persons. Which of the following is true about the result. B. It's the standard deviation from the mean height E. It's the confidence interval for the true mean height G. All of the above A. It's the true average height of the U.S. population. C. It's a sample average height for the U.S. population F. None of the above f(t) www. 2
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