bsu.instructure.com C + D Question 19 1 pts On all math problems please remember to round to 2 decimals as needed. An entire population of 20,000 people from a small town in Canada has crossed the border to take leaf-raking jobs. Assume the mean number of various leaf-raking jobs per person in the population is 30, with a Variance of 36. Assume that those opposed to Canadians taking our jobs constructed a sampling distribution of sample means, based on a nearly infinite number of samples of 225 people. Pop SD Standard Error of the Mean (SEM) = Sart(n) Sample Mean - Population Mean Z (for sample probability) = - SEM Confidence Interval = (+/-)Z*SEM + Population Mean Choosing from the above formulas, as necessary, what would be the most likely value of the mean of the sampling distribution of sample means O 225 5.48 30 20,000