A researcher selects a random sample of n=50n = 50 from a population with a mean of 120120 and a standard deviation of 4.24.2. What is the probability that the sample mean is less than 119119? Would this sample mean be considered unusual?

A researcher selects a random sample of n=50n = 50 from a populat...

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A researcher selects a random sample of n=50n = 50 from a population with a mean of 120120 and a standard deviation of 4.24.2. What is the probability that the sample mean is less than 119119? Would this sample mean be considered unusual?

A researcher selects a random sample of $n equals 50$ from a population with a mean of $120$ and a standard deviation of $4.2$ . What is the probability that the sample mean is less than $119$ ? Would this sample mean be considered unusual?