test.gmi

Hello.

A random variable is a numerical measure of an outcome of a probability experiment, where the value is determined by chance.

The sample mean x̄ is a random variable since the individuals that constitute that sample are randomly selected, so the sample mean is determined by chance and will have its own distribution (μ_x̄ and σ_x̄)

The mean of a random variable is equal to its expected value.

=> gemini://localhost/test.gmi

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