Refer to Example 4.24. Recall that the thickness of a steel sheet follows a uniform distribution with values between 150 and 200 millimeters. Suppose we perform the following experiment over and over again: Randomly sample 11 steel sheets from the production line and record the thickness, x, of each. Calculate the two sample statistics

Obtain approximations to the sampling distributions of x̄ and m.

Example 4.24

Suppose the research department of a steel manufacturer believes that one of the company’s rolling machines is producing sheets of steel of varying thickness. The thickness is a uniform random variable with values between 150 and 200 millimeters. Any sheets less than 160 millimeters must be scrapped because they are unacceptable to buyers.

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Ex 11 x = Sample mean m = Median = Sixth sample measurement when the 11 thicknesses are arranged in ascending order