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The living spaces of all homes in a city have a mean of square feet and a standard deviation of square feet. Let be the mean living space for a random sample of homes selected from this city. Find the mean of the sampling distribution of . Enter an exact answer. mean of square feet Find the standard deviation of the sampling distribution of . Round your answer to one decimal place. standard deviation of square feet

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Answer:


\bar X \sim N(\mu, (\sigma)/(√(n)))

The mean for this case is given by:


\mu_(\bar X) = 2300.0

And the deviation would be:


\sigma_(\bar X)= (500)/(√(25))= 100.0

Explanation:

Using the following problem info since is incomplete the data: "The living spaces of all homes in a city have a mean of 2300 square feet and a standard deviation of 500 square feet. Let x be the mean living space for a random sample of 25 homes selected from this city. Find the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution of x."

We know the following info given:


\mu = 2300 represent the mean for tehe living spaces of all homes in a city


\sigma = 500 represent the population deviation for the data

We select a sample size of n=25 so then this size is large enough in order to use the central limit theorem and we can use for the distribution of the sampel mean:


\bar X \sim N(\mu, (\sigma)/(√(n)))

The mean for this case is given by:


\mu_(\bar X) = 2300.0

And the deviation would be:


\sigma_(\bar X)= (500)/(√(25))= 100.0

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