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    This document contains a tutorial on sampling distribution and the central limit theorem. It provides an example of calculating the population mean of ages in a family and lists all possible samples of size 3 without replacement. The mean of each sample is calculated and shown to equal the population mean, illustrating the central limit theorem. Sampling error is defined as when the sample mean is not equal to the population mean. The central limit theorem states that the distribution of sample means will be normally distributed around the population mean.

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    This document contains a tutorial on sampling distribution and the central limit theorem. It provides an example of calculating the population mean of ages in a family and lists all possible samples of size 3 without replacement. The mean of each sample is calculated and shown to equal the population mean, illustrating the central limit theorem. Sampling error is defined as when the sample mean is not equal to the population mean. The central limit theorem states that the distribution of sample means will be normally distributed around the population mean.

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    GGGB6023

    KAEDAH PENYELIDIKAN II
    SEMESTER I 2013/2014

    NAMA
    CIK MAZALAH BINTI AHMAD
    PENSYARAH
    NAMA
    MIOR SYAZRIL BIN MOHAMED SAPAWI
    PELAJAR
    NO. MATRIK P69060
    TUGASAN TABURAN PERSAMPELAN (TUTORIAL 4)
    TARIKH 25 OKTOBER 2013

    1. The age of 4 members in Jamil’s family are 18, 21, 50 and 52.
    a. Calculate the population mean.

    18 + 21 + 50 + 52 = 35.25
    4
    b. List the possible samples of size three that can be selected from the ages of all 4
    members of Jamil’s family (without replacement).
    Calculate the mean of all possible sample.

    50 18 21 50 18 21 50
    21
    52 18 21 52 18 21 52 18 + 21 + 50 = 29.66
    21 18 50 21 -
    18 50
    52 18 50 52 18 50 52
    3
    21 18 52 21 -
    52
    50 18 52 50 - 18 + 21 + 52 = 30.33
    50 21 18 50 -
    18
    52 21 18 52 -
    3
    52 21 50 52 21 50 52
    21 50
    18 21 50 18 - 18 + 50 + 52 = 40.0
    18 21 52 18 -
    52 3
    50 21 52 50 -
    21 50 18 21 -
    18
    52 50 18 52 - 21 + 50 + 52 = 41.0
    52 50 21 52 - 3
    50 21
    18 50 21 18 -
    18 50 52 18 -
    52
    21 50 52 21 - 29.66 + 30.33 + 40 + 41 = 35.25
    21 52 18 21 - 4
    18
    50 52 18 50 -
    50 52 21 50 -
    52 21
    18 52 21 18 -
    18 52 50 18 -
    50
    21 52 50 21 -
    c. Show that the mean of all these sample means is equal to the population mean.

    Sample means = 35.25 = Population mean

    2. Discuss the concept of Central Limit Theorem.

    Central Limit Teorem = min bagi taburan min = min taburan populasi

    3. What is the sampling error?

    Sampling error = min bagi taburan min ≠ min taburan populasi

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