Sampling distribution | Statistics MCQS online test | Part - 11 |

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Sample is selected randomly

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29th MCQ's Answer: M.D = 4/5 𝜎 = (4/5)5 = 4

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Rathikadevi J commented: "29th answer 20/3 according to the formula 4/3 * S. D"
Here its your comment answer. Please correct your M.D formula.

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22. E(T)-Theta= 0; is it bias???

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Bias may be defined difference between expected value of statistic and parameter. Yes you are right.