Samples of size n = 125 are randomly selected from the U. S. census data, and the median children per household is found for each sample. What is the distribution of the sample medians?

not enough information provided

skewed to the left

skewed to the right

normal (approximately)

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Sergio Avery

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27 February, 22:11

Samples of size n = 125 are randomly selected from the U. S. census data, and the median children per household is found for each sample. What is the distribution of the sample medians?

not enough information provided

skewed to the left

skewed to the right

normal (approximately)

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Layton Dalton · Answer 1

not enough information provided as sample size is too small

Kierra Salas · Answer 2

Samples of size n = 125 is too small in a US census so there is no way to tell how the median will look like. The answer is not enough information provided.

Samples of size n = 125 are randomly selected from the U. S. census data, and the median children per household is found for each sample. What is the distribution of the sample medians?not enough information providedskewed to the leftskewed to the rightnormal (approximately)

Samples of size n = 125 are randomly selected from the U. S. census data, and the median children per household is found for each sample. What is the distribution of the sample medians?

not enough information provided

skewed to the left

skewed to the right

normal (approximately)