In a sampling distribution of means…
A) There are all possible sizes of samples drawn from the population.
B) Samples are not always made up of randomly selected observations.
C) The mean tends away from the population mean.
D) The samples are all equal sizes.

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In a sampling distribution of means, all samples are indeed of equal sizes. This is a fundamental aspect of creating a sampling distribution, as it allows for the comparison of sample means under consistent conditions.

In a Sampling Distribution of Means…