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S-IC.4 Warmup M3-050-A02-V01

Use sample data to estimate population means/proportions and develop margins of error using simulation.

Identify a sample mean as the estimate of a population mean

Problem

A random sample has a mean height of \(68.4~\text{inches}\). State the point estimate for the population mean height and retain the units.

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Match the kind of sample statistic to the corresponding population parameter. A sample mean provides the point estimate for a population mean, and the estimate retains the original measurement units. State it as an estimate rather than declaring the unknown population mean exactly equal to the observed sample value.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math III
Standard
S-IC.4
Category
Statistics and Probability
Domain
Making Inferences and Justifying Conclusions
Objective
Use sample data to estimate population means/proportions and develop margins of error using simulation.
Problem type
Identify a sample mean as the estimate of a population mean