Determine whether the statement is true or false. If it is false, which statement would make it true?A sampling distribution is normal only if the population is normal.O The statement is true.O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal if either n > 30 or the population is normal.O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal only if n 2 30O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is never normal.A population has a mean u= 141 and a standard deviation a=26. Find the mean and standard deviation of thesampling distribution of sample means with sample size n = 56.O The mean is 141 and the standard deviation is 3.474O The mean is 141 and the standard deviation is 26O The mean is 18.84 and the standard deviation is 3.474The mean is 18.84 and the standard deviation is 26 Find the z-score for which 62.17% of the distribution's area lies to its right.O 0.31-0.31O 1.12O -1.12A z-score must always be between what two numbers?O O and 1.0000the z-score can be any real number-0.5000 and 0.5000-1.000 and 1.000

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Determine whether the statement is true or false. If it is false, which statement would make it true? A sampling distribution is normal only if the population is normal. O The statement is true. O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal if either n> 30 or the population is normal. O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal only if n 2 30 O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is never normal.

Determine whether the statement is true or false. If it is false, which statement would make it true? A sampling distribution is normal only if the population is normal. O The statement is true. O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal if either n> 30 or the population is normal. O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is normal only if n 2 30 O The statement is false. A sampling distribution is never normal.

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