A quarterback threw 5 interceptions in his firstgame, 4 interceptions in his secondgame, and 2 interceptions in his thirdgame, and then he retired. Consider the values 5, 4, and 2 to be a population. Assume that samples of size 2 are randomly selected(with replacement) from the population. Complete parts(a) through(c) below.

a. List the 9 different possiblesamples, and find the mean of each sample.

Identify the 9 different possible samples. Select all that apply.

A.

{2,9}

B.

{5,4}

Your answer is correct.

C.

{4,4,4}

D.

{6,5}

E.

{2}

F.

{5,2,4}

G.

{2,2,2}

H.

{4,2}

Your answer is correct.

I.

{5,4,2}

J.

{5,5}

Your answer is correct.

K.

{2,2}

Your answer is correct.

L.

{5,6}

M.

{7,4}

N.

{5}

O.

{2,4}

Your answer is correct.

P.

{5,2}

Your answer is correct.

Q.

{5,5,5}

R.

{2,5}

Your answer is correct.

S.

{4,5,2}

T.

{4,5}

Your answer is correct.

U.

{9,2}

V.

{4,7}

W.

{4}

X.

{2,4,5}

Y.

{2,5,4}

Z.

{4,4}

Your answer is correct.

[.

{4,2,5}

List the mean of each of the samples.(If multiple samples have the samemean, list the same mean multipletimes.)

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(Round to one decimal place as needed. Use a comma to separate answers asneeded.)

What is the mean of each of the samples