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The following samples were selected by two researchers.Which is associated with a smaller standard error of the mean? Researcher A: n = 36, The following samples were selected by two researchers.Which is associated with a smaller standard error of the mean? Researcher A: n = 36,   = 12,   = 9 Researcher B: n = 36,   = 12,   = 6 A) Researcher A B) Researcher B C) They both have the same standard error. = 12, The following samples were selected by two researchers.Which is associated with a smaller standard error of the mean? Researcher A: n = 36,   = 12,   = 9 Researcher B: n = 36,   = 12,   = 6 A) Researcher A B) Researcher B C) They both have the same standard error. = 9
Researcher B: n = 36, The following samples were selected by two researchers.Which is associated with a smaller standard error of the mean? Researcher A: n = 36,   = 12,   = 9 Researcher B: n = 36,   = 12,   = 6 A) Researcher A B) Researcher B C) They both have the same standard error. = 12, The following samples were selected by two researchers.Which is associated with a smaller standard error of the mean? Researcher A: n = 36,   = 12,   = 9 Researcher B: n = 36,   = 12,   = 6 A) Researcher A B) Researcher B C) They both have the same standard error. = 6


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