A human resources manager keeps a record of how many years each employee at a large company has been working in their current role. The distribution of these years of experience are strongly skewed to the right with a mean of 333 years and a standard deviation of 222 years. Suppose we were to take a random sample of 444 employees and calculate the sample mean for their years of experience. We can assume independence between members in the sample.

Distributive property

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