SD '0.an 3.42 3.43 3.54 3H) Sum mum Scale: 0 Population Rescale 0 Fixed Count Samples Count = 149/1000 (0.1490) The average (mean) of a population of numbers is 3.5. An applet was used to create a simulated distribution of 1000 sample statistics from this population, and we collect a random sample from that population. The resulting simulated distribution is shown above. Use the picture above to answer the questions: What is the value of the observed sample statistic? [:i Which symbol is used for the statistic in this situation? Which statement below is accurately stating the population mean? Op,=3.5 Op=3.53 O1r=3.5 Op,=.1490 The proportion of simulated statistics that are like our observed statistic or more extreme is... O 3.5/3.53=.992 O 149/1000=.1490 O 3.53/1000=.00353 Finish this sentence: In a population that has a mean of 3.5. if we collect a random sample from that population as was collected in this example, then the probability of _ 0 getting a sample statistic like 3.53 or higher is 14.9% 0 getting a sample statistic like 3.53 is 14.9% 0 getting a sample statistic like 3.5 is 14.9% 0 getting a sample statistic like 3.5 or higher is 14.9%