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    The Interval from the Population Mean to One Standard Error
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The Interval from the Population Mean to One Standard Error

Question 53

Question 53

Multiple Choice

The interval from the population mean to one standard error below the mean in a sampling distribution of the mean contains approximately percent of the sample means.


A) 14
B) 34
C) 50
D) 68

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