Independent random samples of  64 observations each are chosen from two normal populations with the means and standard deviations shown. Assume that  x1 and x2 denote the two sample means. What is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution x2?        A. .5   B. .425   C. .375   D. .565

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 Independent random samples of  64 observations each are chosen from two normal populations with the means and standard deviations shown. Assume that  x1 and x2 denote the two sample means. What is the standard deviation of the sampling distribution x2?

    
  A. .5
  B. .425
  C. .375
  D. .565

Population 1
Population 2
Hy = 12
Hz = 10
o, = 4
02 = 3
Transcribed Image Text:Population 1 Population 2 Hy = 12 Hz = 10 o, = 4 02 = 3
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