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21-11-2022
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imagine that you are measuring the body temperature of 81 individuals who are not sick. you would expect the mean to be similar to the average body temperature of the population as a whole: 98.6 degrees fahrenheit. instead, you obtain a sample mean of 99.2 degrees fahrenheit, with a standard deviation of 0.660. what is the standard error of your sample mean?

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