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Use the following to answer the questions below:

The sampling distribution shows sample means from samples of size n = 50.

A dotplot depicts a sampling distribution from sample size n equals 50. The horizontal axis has markings from 59 to 71 in increments of 2. A series of dots is plotted vertically for certain markings on the horizontal axis. The densely plotted dots are approximately bell-shaped. The series of dots begins at 58.80 on the horizontal axis. The heights of the plotted dots increase gradually from the left with a few ups and downs and reach the peak of 22 dots at 63.60 on the horizontal axis. Then the heights of the dots decrease gradually to the right with a few ups and downs and end at 71.80 on the horizontal axis. All values are approximate.


Using the sampling distribution, how likely is = 64.2?


▸ Reasonably likely to occur from a sample of this size

▸ Unusual but might occur occasionally

▸ Extremely unlikely to ever occur
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