7.2 Assume the average weight of an adult male short-hair house cat is 5 kg, and the standard deviation is 0.7 kg (these numbers are reasonable, but there's quite a lively fight between cat fanciers about the true numbers). (a) What fraction of samples consisting of 30 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with replacement) will have average weight less than 4 kg? (b) What fraction of samples consisting of 300 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with replacement) will have average weight less than 4kg? (c) Why are these numbers different?

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7.2 Assume the average weight of an adult male short-hair house cat is 5 kg, and the standard deviation is 0.7 kg (these
numbers are reasonable, but there's quite a lively fight between cat fanciers about the true numbers).
(a) What fraction of samples consisting of 30 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with
replacement) will have average weight less than 4 kg?
(b) What fraction of samples consisting of 300 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with
replacement) will have average weight less than 4 kg?
(c) Why are these numbers different?
Transcribed Image Text:7.2 Assume the average weight of an adult male short-hair house cat is 5 kg, and the standard deviation is 0.7 kg (these numbers are reasonable, but there's quite a lively fight between cat fanciers about the true numbers). (a) What fraction of samples consisting of 30 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with replacement) will have average weight less than 4 kg? (b) What fraction of samples consisting of 300 adult male short-hair house cats (selected uniformly at random, and with replacement) will have average weight less than 4 kg? (c) Why are these numbers different?
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