According to the central limit theorem,if you selected every possible random sample of size N from some population and computed a mean (
)for each of these samples,then the average (i.e.,mean)of these sample means will always be ____.
A)zero
B)equal to the population mean
C)less than the population mean
D)more than population mean

Question

According to the central limit theorem,if you selected every possible random sample of size N from some population and computed a mean ( 
)for each of these samples,then the average (i.e.,mean)of these sample means will always be ____.
A)zero 
B)equal to the population mean 
C)less than the population mean 
D)more than population mean

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to the central limit theorem, the average of sample means will always approach the population mean as the sample size increases. Therefore, the answer is B, which states that the average of sample means will be equal to the population mean.

According to the Central Limit Theorem,if You Selected Every Possible