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Statistics and Probability (WK 6-8)

1) The document discusses the mean and variance of the sampling distribution of the sample mean. It provides two examples calculating the mean and variance of the sampling distribution based on given populations. 2) In the first example, sampling is done with replacement from a population of 4 values. The mean of the sampling distribution is 6 and the variance is 0.667. 3) In the second example, sampling is done without replacement from a population of 4 different values. The mean is again 6, but the variance is larger at 1.667.
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Statistics and Probability (WK 6-8)

1) The document discusses the mean and variance of the sampling distribution of the sample mean. It provides two examples calculating the mean and variance of the sampling distribution based on given populations. 2) In the first example, sampling is done with replacement from a population of 4 values. The mean of the sampling distribution is 6 and the variance is 0.667. 3) In the second example, sampling is done without replacement from a population of 4 different values. The mean is again 6, but the variance is larger at 1.667.
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STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

Quarter 3 – Week 6

MICHAEL JOSHUA B. LESIGUEZ 11- TVL-D

Learning Activity Sheets No. 16


MEAN AND VARIANCE OF THE SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE MEAN

Practice Exercise:
1) Consider a population of four values (4, 6, 8).
a. Find all possible samples of size 2 which can be drawn with replacement from this population.
b. Find the mean of the sampling distribution of means.
c. Find the variance of the sampling distribution of means.

Solution:
a.
Observation Sample
1 (4, 6)
2 (4, 8)
3 (6, 4)
4 (6, 8)
5 (8, 4)
6 (8, 6)

b.
Observation Sample x
1 (4, 6) 5
2 (4, 8) 6
3 (6, 4) 5
4 (6, 8) 7
5 (8, 4) 6
6 (8, 6) 7
∑ x =36
μ x=
∑ x = 36
n 6
μ x =6
 Therefore, the mean of the sampling distribution of the mean is 6.

c.
Observation Sample x x−μ x ( x−μ x )
2

1 (4, 6) 5 –1 1
2 (4, 8) 6 0 0
3 (6, 4) 5 –1 1
4 (6, 8) 7 1 1
5 (8, 4) 6 0 0
6 (8, 6) 7 1 1

∑ x =36 ∑ ( x−μx )2 =4
2
σ x =0.667
 Therefore, the variance is 0.667.

2) Consider a population of four values (3, 5, 7, 9).


a. Find all possible samples of size 2 which can be drawn without replacement from this population.
b. Find the mean of the sampling distribution of means.
c. Find the variance of the sampling distribution of the means.

Solution:
a.
Observation Sample
1 (3,5)
2 (3,7)
3 (3,9)
4 (5,3)
5 (5,7)
6 (5,9)
7 (7,3)
8 (7,5)
9 (7,9)
10 (9,3)
11 (9,5)
12 (9,7)

b.
Observation Sample x
1 (3,5) 4
2 (3,7) 5
3 (3,9) 6
4 (5,3) 4
5 (5,7) 6
6 (5,9) 7
7 (7,3) 5
8 (7,5) 6
9 (7,9) 8
10 (9,3) 6
11 (9,5) 7
12 (9,7) 8
∑ x =72

μ x=
∑ x = 72
n 12
μ x =6
 Therefore, the mean of the sampling distribution of the mean is 6.

c.
Observation Sample x x−μ x ( x−μ x )
2

1 (3,5) 4 –2 4
2 (3,7) 5 –1 1
3 (3,9) 6 0 0
4 (5,3) 4 –2 4
5 (5,7) 6 0 0
6 (5,9) 7 1 1
7 (7,3) 5 –1 1
8 (7,5) 6 0 0
9 (7,9) 8 2 4
10 (9,3) 6 0 0
11 (9,5) 7 1 1
12 (9,7) 8 2 4
∑ x =72 ∑ ( x−μx )2 =20

σ
2
=
∑ 2
( x−μ x ) 20
=
x
n 12
2
σ x =1 .667
 Therefore, the variance is 1.667.

Evaluation:
Complete the following table. Then solve for the mean and variance of the sampling distribution of the means.
Observation Sample x x−μ x ( x−μ x )
2

1 (2,2) 2 –3 9
2 (2,4) 3 –2 4
3 (2,6) 4 –1 1
4 (2,8) 5 0 0
5 (4,2) 3 –2 4
6 (4,4) 4 –1 1
7 (4,6) 5 0 0
8 (4,8) 6 1 1
9 (6,2) 4 –1 1
10 (6,4) 5 0 0
11 (6,6) 6 1 1
12 (6,8) 7 2 4
13 (8,2) 5 0 0
14 (8,4) 6 1 1
15 (8,6) 7 2 4
16 (8,8) 8 3 9
∑ x =80 ∑ ( x−μx )2 =4 0
∑ x 80 2 ∑ ( x−μ x ) 4 0
2

μ=
x = σ = x =
n 16 n 16

μ x =5 σ 2x =2.5
Therefore, the mean of the sampling distribution of the mean is 5 and the variance is 2.5.
Learning Activity Sheets No. 17
SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE MEAN FOR NORMAL POPULATION WHEN THE VARIANCE IS KNOWN
AND UNKNOWN

Practice Exercise:
A. Consider the population consisting of values (1, 3, 4). The sample size is 2 from this population.
Compute the following:
1. Mean of the sampling distribution of the means
2. Variance of the sampling distribution of the means
3. Standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the means

Solution:
Observation x ( x−μ x )
2
( x−μ x )
2

1 1 –1.667 2.779
2 3 0.333 0.111
3 4 1.333 1.777
∑ x =8 ∑ ( x−μx )2 =4.667
a. Population mean:

μ x=
∑x
n
8
μ x=
3
μ x =2.667

b. Population variance: c. Standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the


means

σ
2
=
N
∑ ( x −μ )2
σ=
√ ∑ ( x−μ )2
N
σ 2=
2
4.667

σ =1.56
3
σ=

4.667

σ =1.25
3

B. Consider the population consisting of values (5, 7, 9). Its population standard deviation is 1.63 with a sample
size of 2. Compute the following:
1. Mean of the sampling distribution of the means
2. Variance of the sampling distribution of the means
3. Standard deviation of the sampling distribution of the means

Evaluation:
A. Samples of size n were randomly selected from the population with means and variances given below. In each
case, find the mean and the variance of the sampling distribution of the means.
1. n=4 ; μ=5.6 ; σ 2 =8
2. n=36 ; μ=44 ; σ 2 =5.76
3. n=16 ; μ=8.5 ;σ 2=9
4. n=9 ; μ=7 ; σ 2=4
5. n=25 ; μ=40; σ 2=5.76

B. Samples of size n were randomly selected from the population. The mean and the standard deviations of the
population are given below. In each case, find the mean and the variance of the sampling distribution of the
means.
1. n=2; μ=3 ; σ =1.3
2. n=5 ; μ=2.75 ;σ =3.5
3. n=8 ; μ=32 ; σ =7.9
4. n=6 ; μ=4.3 ; σ=1.9
5. n=2; μ=1.5 ; σ =2

STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY


Quarter 3 – Week 7 & 8

MICHAEL JOSHUA B. LESIGUEZ 11- TVL-D

Learning Activity Sheets No. 18


THE CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM

Practice Exercises:

A. Samples of size n were randomly selected from the population with means and variances given below. In each
case, find the mean and the variance of the sampling distribution of the means.

1. n=42 ; μ=25 ; σ 2=6.25

2. n=30 ; μ=10 ; σ 2 =9

B. A random sample of n=64 measurements is obtained from a population with μ=60 and σ =20. Describe the
sampling distribution of means by computing the (a) mean of the sampling distribution of means μ x and the (b)
standard deviation of the sampling distribution of means σ x

Evaluation:
1. Samples of size n were randomly selected from the population with means and variances given below. In each case, find
the mean, variance , and the variance of the sampling distribution of the means.

a. n=49 ; μ=25; σ 2=6.25

b. n=55 ; μ=10 ; σ 2 =9

2. A random sample of n=100 measurements is obtained from a population with μ=55 and σ =20. Describe the sampling
distribution of means by computing the (a) mean of the sampling distribution of means μ x , (b) variance of the sampling
2
distribution of means σ x , and the (c) standard deviation of the sampling distribution of means σ x .

Learning Activity Sheets No. 19


SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING SAMPLING DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE SAMPLE MEAN

Practice Exercises:
A. Random samples of size 225 are drawn from a population with mean 100 and standard deviation 20. 1. Find the
mean of sampling distribution of the means?
2. Find the standard deviation of sampling distribution of the means?

B. The heights of male college students are normally distributed with mean of 68 inches and standard deviation of 3
inches. A random samples of 25 students are drawn with replacement from the population, what would be the
(a.) mean, (b) variance and (c) standard deviation of the resulting sampling distribution of the means?

Evaluation:
1. A population has mean 75 and standard deviation 12.
a. Random samples of size 121 are taken. Find the mean and standard deviation of sampling distribution
of the means?
b. How would the answers to part (a) change if the size of the samples were 400 instead of 121?
2. The scores of individual students on a national test have a normal distribution with mean 18.6 and standard
deviation 5.9. At Federico Ramos Rural High School, 76 students took the test. If the scores at this school have
the same distribution as national scores, what are the (a) mean and (b) standard deviation of the sample mean
for 76 students?

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