If the sample size is equal to the population standard deviation (n = s),then the standard error for the sample mean is equal to 1.00.

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the standard error for the sample mean is equal to the population standard deviation divided by the square root of the sample size, which in this case would be s/sqrt(s) = sqrt(s) . Therefore, the standard error would not be equal to 1.00 if n = s.

If the Sample Size Is Equal to the Population Standard