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List all 10 possible SRSs of size n = 2, calculate the mean quiz score for each sample, and display the sampling distribution of the sample mean on a dotplot.

List all 10 possible SRSs of size n = 2, calculate the mean quiz score for each sample, and display the sampling distribution of the sample mean on a dotplot.

 

The small population of 5 students in the table.

Name Gender Quiz score Abigail Female 10 Bobby Male Carlos Male 10 DeAnna Female 7 Emily Female 9

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Expert Solution

Given are the 5 students with their quiz score

Abigail -10, Bobby -5, Carlos-10, DeAnna -7, Emily-9

 

Mean of quiz score of these five students,

µ = (10+5+10+7+9)/5

   = 8.2

 

Sample number Sampled students with quiz score Sample mean (Average of score) (x̅  
1 Abigail 10 Bobby 5 (10+5)/2 = 7.5
2 Abigail 10 Carlos 10 (10+10)/2= 10
3 Abigail 10 DeAnna 7 (10+7)/2= 8.5
4 Abigail 10 Emily 9 9.5
5 Bobby5 Carlos 10 7.5
6 Bobby5 DeAnna 7 6
7 Bobby5 Emily 9 7
8 Carlos10 DeAnna 7 8.5
9 Carlos10 Emily 9 9.5
10 DeAnna7 Emily 9 8

 

Therefore sampling distribution of Sample mean is

Sample mean Frequency
6 1
7 1
7.5 2
8 1
8.5 2
9.5 2
10 1

 

Dot Plot

 

We will find Average of sample mean,

Sample mean(x̅) Frequency(f) fx̅
6 1 6
7 1 7
7.5 2 15
8 1 8
8.5 2 17
9.5 2 19
10 1 10
Total   82

 

Average of sample mean,

E(x̅) = Σf*x̅/Σf

       = 82/10

       = 8.2

 

Hence E(x̅ ) = µ

 

Sample mean is unbiased estimate of population mean.


Sample mean is unbiased estimate of population mean.

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