Is "n" the mean? Is "ox" the standard deviation? It would help if you abbreviations matched standard usage or you wrote out the terms.
Where is the data from the sample?
For an IQ test, we know the population n=100 and the ox = 16. We are interested
in creating the sampling distribution when N = 64. (a) What does that sampling
distribution of means show? (b) What is the shape of the distribution of IQ
means and the mean of the distribution? (c) Calculate ox for this distribution.
(d) What is your answer in part (c) called, and what does it indicate? (e) What is
the relative frequency of sample means above 101.5?
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