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If a sample of 58 runners were taken from a population of 302 runners, could refer to the mean of how many runners' times?

If a sample of 58 runners were taken from a population of 302 runners, could refer to the mean of how many runners' times?
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If a sample of 58 runners were taken from a population of 302 runners, could refer to the mean of how many runners' times?

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The answer will be neither 58 nor 302 58 Both 58 and 302 or just 302
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Answer:

302

Explanation:

the answer for apex if 302

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