Video TranscriptHello. So we have a sample size four and the sum of squares to be 48. And we want to find the standard error. So the standard error that is given by the standard deviation divided by square root of n. But we don't have the standard division. So we're going to start off by getting the variants, sir, variant Is the sum of squares divided by N -1. So that's gonna be 48 divided by four minus one, That's 48/3- 16. So from that we can get our standard division, It is squared of the variance 16 And that is four. So now our standard error which is the standard deviation over that is going to be four divided by square root of our sample size for We're gonna have four divided by two. Our standard error is going to be according to. Okay, thank you very much. Show Recommended textbook solutions
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