A pharmacologist measured the concentration of dopamine in the brains of several rats. The mean concentration was 1,269 ng/gm and the standard deviation was 145 ng/gm.4 What was the standard error of the mean if:.(a) 8 rats were measured? (b) 30 rats were measured?

51.265242 ng/gm ; 26.473257 ng/gm

Step-by-step explanation:

The standard error of the mean = standard deviation / √sample size

Given that:

mean concentration = 1,269 ng/gm

Standard deviation (s) = 145 ng/gm

Standard Error if 8 rats were measured :

Sample size (n) = 8

Standard Error = s / √n

Standard Error = 145 / √8

Standard Error = 145 / 2.8284271

Standard Error = 51.265242 ng/gm

If 30 rats were measured :

Standard Error = 145 / √30

Standard Error = 145 / 5.4772255

Standard Error = 26.473257 ng/gm

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