Suppose that two very large companies a and B each select ra
Suppose that two very large companies a and B each select random samples of their employees.Company they had a 5000 employees. Company B had 15,000 employees. In both surveys the company will record the number sick days taken by each sample employee. If each find randomly selects 3% of its employees which of the following is true about the sampling distribution of the sample meansA the standard deviation of the sample line distribution of the sample mean will be smaller for the larger company because a larger sample is selectedbe the sampling distributions of the sampling means well have about the same standard deviation sense in both cases were selecting 3% of the employeessee the smaller company company and I will have a sampling distribution with smaller standard deviationD none of the above
Suppose that two very large companies a and B each select random samples of their employees.Company they had a 5000 employees. Company B had 15,000 employees. In both surveys the company will record the number sick days taken by each sample employee. If each find randomly selects 3% of its employees which of the following is true about the sampling distribution of the sample meansA the standard deviation of the sample line distribution of the sample mean will be smaller for the larger company because a larger sample is selectedbe the sampling distributions of the sampling means well have about the same standard deviation sense in both cases were selecting 3% of the employeessee the smaller company company and I will have a sampling distribution with smaller standard deviationD none of the above
Solution
the standard deviation of the sample line distribution of the sample mean will be smaller for the larger company because a larger sample is selected
Option A
