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Two samples probably will have different means even if they are both the same size and they are both selected from the same population.

Two samples probably will have different means even if they are both the same size and they are both selected from the same population.
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Two samples probably will have different means even if they are both the same size and they are both selected from the same population.

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True.

Explanation:

Yes the probability of getting the same mean will be low especially for very large populations.

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