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You are asked to identify how well a researcher's sample statistic represents their population parameter. The researcher provides you with the following information about the sample and population of interest:
=1000
n
=
1000
=10,000
N
=
10
,
000
=250
μ
=
250
¯=240
x
¯
=
240
=50
σ
=
50
Using the information above, help the researcher identify how well their sample statistic represents their population parameter by calculating the standard error
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