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Suppose that a sample is taken from a population whose mean value is 45. As the sample size increases, which value will the sample mean approach?

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Suppose that a sample is taken from a population whose mean value is 45,   the sample mean will approach

[tex]\mu=45[/tex]

Which value will the sample mean approaches?

Generally, the equation for the standard deviation is mathematically given as

Standard deviation sample mean  [tex]\mu = \frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}[/tex]

Therefore, where a population whose mean value is 45 for any sample

size, Hence mean of the sample mean is

[tex]\mu = \=x[/tex]

[tex]\mu=45[/tex]

In conclusion, the value the sample mean approach is

[tex]\mu=45[/tex]

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