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There is one dot at 3.45. What does that value represent?

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In one simulated SRS of 100 students, the average GPA was = 3.45.
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In one simulated SRS of 100 students, the population mean GPA was = 3.45.
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There is a 1 out of 100 chance that the population mean GPA is = 3.45.
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A majority of the sample of 100 students had a GPA of = 3.45.
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What happens to the standard deviation of the sampling distribution as the sample size increases?

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It increases.
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It decreases.
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It stays the same.
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It may increase or decrease depending on the size of the population.
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If a pollster wants to increase their ability to predict the outcome of an election, one thing they can do is increase the size of the sample. By doing so:

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nonresponse will be eliminated.
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the results of the sample will be unbiased.
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the variability of the sample results will be reduced, giving greater precision in the estimate.
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the pollster can be certain that he can correctly predict the outcome of the election.
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The sampling distribution of has bias and variability.

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