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As described in the text,x2,5is the:

As described in the text,x_2,5is the:

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second sample taken from the fifth population.

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fifth sample taken from the second population.

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average value of the second and fifth observations.

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second deviation from the mean of fifth population.

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Introductory Statistics: A Problem-Solving Approach

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Author: Kokoska

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