Calculate the mean and standard deviation for the population


Assignment:

A. Calculate the mean and standard deviation for the population.

B. Take 10 samples of size 5 from the population. Use either simple random sampling or systematic sampling with the help of the table of random numbers. Calculate the mean for each sample.

C. Once you have calculated the mean for each sample, calculate the mean of means (i.e., add up you 10 sample means and divide by 10). How does this mean compare with the mean for all states?

D. How does the value of the standard deviation that you calculated in Part A compare with the value of the standard error (I.e., the standard deviation of the sampling distribution)?

E. Construct two histograms, one for the distribution of values in the population and the other for the various sample means taken from Part B describe and explain any differences you observe between the two distributions.

F. It is important that you have a clear sense of the population that we working with in exercise. What is the population?

STATES Active Military Personnel Y - Y (Y - Y)^2
Alabama  9,742 -12,817 164,274,986
Alaska  20,363 -2,196 4,822,330
Arizona  21,997 -562 315,822
Arkansas  4,905 -17,654 311,663,024
California  149,481 126,922 16,109,199,061
Colorado  29,932 7,373 54,361,418
Connecticut  6,594 -15,965 254,880,599
Delaware  3,297 -19,262 371,023,889
District of Columbia  12,351 -10,208 104,202,864
Florida  58,100 35,541 1,263,164,075
Georgia  68,928 46,369 2,150,085,979
Hawaii  45,366 22,807 520,160,143
Idaho  4,042 -18,517 342,878,563
Illinois  24,536 1,977 3,908,607
Indiana  805 -21,754 473,235,663
Iowa  390 -22,169 491,463,692
Kansas  17,645 -4,914 24,147,203
Kentucky  38,799 16,240 263,738,237
Louisiana  15,069 -7,490 56,099,806
Maine  2,096 -20,463 418,733,567
Maryland  29,626 7,067 49,942,766
Massachusetts  2,175 -20,384 415,506,657
Michigan  1,037 -21,522 463,195,640
Minnesota  729 -21,830 476,548,044
Mississippi  10,158 -12,401 153,784,315
Missouri  16,241 -6,318 39,916,876
Montana  3,589 -18,970 359,860,156
Nebraska  6,784 -15,775 248,850,006
Nevada  9,127 -13,432 180,418,097
New Hampshire  912 -21,647 468,591,760
New Jersey  629 -21,930 480,924,040
New Mexico  10,834 -11,725 137,475,165
New York  26,240 3,681 13,549,905
North Carolina  102,845 80,286 6,445,844,944
North Dakota  7,013 -15,546 241,677,506
Ohio  6,745 -15,814 250,081,976
Oklahoma  25,064 2,505 6,275,123
Oregon  558 -22,001 484,043,138
Pennsylvania  2,979 -19,580 383,375,632
Rhode Island  2,403 -20,156 406,263,546
South Carolina  38,090 15,531 241,212,570
South Dakota  3,150 -19,409 376,708,520
Tennessee  2,441 -20,118 404,733,135
Texas  119,176 96,617 9,334,848,478
Utah  5,188 -17,371 301,750,960
Vermont  70 -22,489 505,754,239
Virginia  128,515 105,956 11,226,678,091
Washington  49,887 27,328 746,820,656
West Virginia  373 -22,186 492,217,726
Wisconsin  449 -22,110 488,851,233
Wyoming  3,043 -19,516 380,873,491








Mean  22558.98039

Variance 1191778678

Standard Deviation 34522.14765

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