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Eduncle.com Online Test Series X eduncle.com/mock/index?product id-6598ttest code-22038duration-1208subject-8section-&total1 7008&hr-008min-00&resume_attemp Eduncle Model Solved Papers (1-7)- Economics Question : 425/7000 If population standard deviation is not known then formula used to calculate standard error is as n-1/sample size square root s/sample size square root n+1/square root of s n*2/sample size square root View Solution nx2/sample size square root

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  • Reshma gupta best-answer

    Calculating Standard Error of the Mean (SEM) The SEM is calculated using the following formula: Standard Error - Formula = σ/√n Where: σ – Population standard deviation n – Sample size, i.e., the number of observations in the sample In a situation where statisticians are ignorant of the population standard deviation, they use the sample standard deviation as the closest replacement. SEM can then be calculated using the following formula. One of the primary assumptions here is that observations in the sample are statistically independent. Sample Standard Deviation - Formula = s/√n Where: s – Sample standard deviation n – Sample size, i.e., the number of observations in the sample so answer should be b. for wrong answer kindly mail to the eduncle regarding somany wrong answers.

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