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If All the Possible Pairs of Sample Means Were Obtained

Question 15

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If all the possible pairs of sample means were obtained from a single population, the mean of the distribution of differences would be

A) a statistic
B) a parameter
C) identical with the mean of the distribution of means
D) equal to one-sixth of the range

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