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    This document contains information about sampling distributions including: 1. Examples of determining the mean, variance, and standard deviation of sampling distributions from populations with given characteristics. 2. Questions asking to compute the mean, variance, and standard deviation of sampling distributions when random samples of different sizes are taken from described populations. 3. Details are provided about sampling with and without replacement, sample sizes, population means, variances, and standard deviations.

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    Name: Gian Carlo C.

    Rufon
    Grade Level & Section: 11 - Cabrera

    Mean and Variance of Sampling Distribution

    A. Determine the mean (����̅), variance (������̅) and standard


    deviation (����̅) of each.

    1. A random sample of size 40 is taken with replacement from a population with


    mean 82.4 and variance 60.

    Variance= (√32) ^2=32 Standard = √ σ^2 × √n = √8 x √4 = √32


    2. A random sample of size 20 independent observations is taken from a
    population with mean 23.8 and standard deviation 5.

    Deviation = 23.8

    3. A random sample of size 30 is drawn with replacement from a population with


    mean 48 and standard deviation 6.5.

    4. A random sample of size 30 taken from a population of 1000 with mean 20


    and variance 9.

    5. A random sample of size 80 taken from a population of 10000 with mean 46.5
    and variance 16.
    Mean = 5812.5 Variance = 2000 Deviation = 500

    6. A random sample of size 45 taken from a population of 900 with mean 18.25
    and variance 81.
    Mean = 365 Variance = 1620 Deviation = 180
    7. A random sample of size 36 taken from a population of 3200 whose mean is
    28.6 and standard deviation is 54.4.
    Mean = 28.6 Variance = 54.4 Deviation = 3200

    8. A random sample of size 120 is taken with replacement from a population


    with mean 509.23 and variance 40.

    9. When 100 independent samples are taken


    ��̅ 1 2 3 4 5

    ��(��̅) 1/12 3/12 4/12 3/12 1/12

    10. When 20 samples are taken with replacement


    ��̅ -1 0 1

    ��(��̅) 0.3 0.2 0.5

    B. Compute the mean (����̅), variance (������̅) and standard deviation


    (����̅) of the sampling distribution taken from the following
    populations.

    1. When a sample of size 9 are taken with replacement from the population 1, 1,
    2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4.

    1004
    2. When 25 numbers are drawn with replacement from a jar containing 1, 3, 5
    and 6.

    Mean = 5 + 10 + 15 + 20 + 25 / 5 = 15 Variance = 50
    Standard = √ σ^2 = √50 = 5 √2 = 7.071068

    3. What are the mean, variance and standard error of the sample mean when 60
    students are taken from a population of 2000 with a mean score of 75 and
    standard deviation of 5?

    Solution: 42x30 / 42 = 30 Variance = 16 Standard = √16 = 4

    4. The mean sugar level of 1000 patients in XYZ Hospital is 150 mg/dL with
    variance of 64. If 50 of them were taken as samples, what are the mean,
    variance and standard error of the sampling distribution?

    Mean = 150 Variance = 1.28 Standard error = 0.8 √2

    5. The mean IQ of 10000 students at AZA University is 98 with standard


    deviation of 4. If 100 of them were taken as samples, what are the mean,
    variance and standard error of the sampling distribution?

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