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Now,to pull three samples from this population which has mean = 50, sigma = 10:

MT B >Name C2'Subgp1'
MT B >Name C3'Subgp2'
MT B >Name C4'Subgp3'
MT B >Random 25C2 - C4
SUBC>Normal5010
MT B >Desc C2 -C4

N 25 25 25

Mean 49.48 49.35 51.90

Max 65.95 75.24 68.36

Median
52.36
48.43
54.08

Q1
41.13
40.21
46.22

T RMean
49.77
49.68
52.09

StDev
10.36
13.18
9.86

SeMean
2.07
2.64
1.97

Subgp1 Subgp2 Subgp3

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Min 26.40 15.90 31.21

Q3 57.49 59.78 58.78

Subgp1 Subgp2 Subgp3

Note that the means are close,but not exactly the same.

Note also thatthe StDevs are close, but not exactly the same.

T here are two ways to estimate what the parent population lookslike.
(Itactually is a normal distn,with mean = 50 and S = 10,but we aren't supposed to know that yet).

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