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When a random sample is selected from a population, the sample mean is not expected to be exactly equal to the population mean. On average, the size of the difference between a …

When a random sample is selected from a population, the sample mean is not expected to be exactly equal to the population mean. On average, the size of the difference between a …
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When a random sample is selected from a population, the sample mean is not expected to be exactly equal to the population mean. On average, the size of the difference between a sample mean and the population mean is predicted by

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Average of population is the answer
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