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Suppose the sediment density of specimens from a certain region has
a) If an (independent) random sample of 15 specimens is selected, then what is the
b) If an (independent) random sample of 15 specimens is selected, then what is the standard deviation of the sample mean sediment density of the 15 specimens?
c) For this part, assume that the sediment density of specimens are
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