Find the standard error for the given values of x and n .
x=75, n=182
A) 0.03649
B) 75
C) 0.5879
D) 0.4121

Question

Find the standard error for the given values of  x  and  n .
 x=75, n=182 
A)  0.03649 
B) 75
C)  0.5879 
D)  0.4121

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The standard error (SE) of the mean is calculated using the formula SE = s / sqrt(n), where s is the standard deviation and n is the sample size. However, without the standard deviation, we can't directly calculate it from the given information. The correct answer likely involves a misunderstanding or a misapplication of formulas. Given the options and typical context, A) 0.03649 seems to be the closest to what one might expect for a standard error value, assuming some standard deviation and the large sample size of 182. The other options are not reasonable values for a standard error given the context.

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