Consider two x distributions corresponding to the same x distribution with u o = 9.5. The first x is based on the samples of size n = based on the samples of n = 95. You calculate the probability P(58 < X < 61) for both x distributions. What can you say about the calculated probabilities of the first and second x = 60 and 40 and the second distribution is distributions? Select one: a. The calculated probability of the second x distribution is higher than the calculated probability of the first x distribution because of the larger sample size taken from the sece x distribution and the standard deviation of the second x distribution is smaller. Oh W e cannot oglouloto

Consider two x distributions corresponding to the same x distribution with u o = 9.5. The first x is based on the samples of size n = based on the samples of n = 95. You calculate the probability P(58 < X < 61) for both x distributions. What can you say about the calculated probabilities of the first and second x = 60 and 40 and the second distribution is distributions? Select one: a. The calculated probability of the second x distribution is higher than the calculated probability of the first x distribution because of the larger sample size taken from the sece x distribution and the standard deviation of the second x distribution is smaller. Oh W e cannot oglouloto

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