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A company decides to offer a monetary incentive for employees who log a specified number of hours spent exercising in an attempt to improve employee health. The average health score (higher = better) of the 75 employees who logged enough hours was 87. The mean health score for all employees (population) was 85, with a population standard deviation of 6.5. Calculate the standard error of the mean

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The standard error will be equal to 0.75.

What is the standard error?

The standard deviation of a statistic's sample distribution, or an approximation of that standard deviation, is the statistic's standard error. The term "standard error of the mean" is used when referring to a statistic that is the sample mean.

The standard error will be calculated by using the formula:-

SE = [tex]\sigma[/tex] / √n

Here [tex]\sigma[/tex] is the standard deviation and n is the sample number.

SE = 6.5 / √75

SE = 0.75

Therefore the standard error will be equal to 0.75.

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