Assertion: sample's mean | /r/HasProperty | close to the population
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If all the sample means were very close to the population mean, then the standard error of the mean would be small.
text: If all the sample means were very close to the population mean, then the standard error of the mean would be small.
text: If all the sample means were very close to the population mean, then the standard error of the mean would be small.
text: The Law of Large Numbers states that if the sample size is large, then the sample mean will typically be close to the population mean, $
text: The mean of the sampling distribution is very close to the population mean.
text: That suggests that with larger sample sizes, we can have a narrower confidence interval, because our mean from a large sample is likely to be close to the population mean.