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    Thirty-Six Items Are Randomly Selected from a Population of 150
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Thirty-Six Items Are Randomly Selected from a Population of 150

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Thirty-six items are randomly selected from a population of 150 items. The sample mean is 25 and the sample standard deviation 3. What is the adjusted standard error of the mean?

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