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Suppose that a company claims that its boxes ofbreakfast cereal contain 16 ounces of cereal on average, with a standard deviation of0.5 ounces. lfyou took a sample of50 boxes of cereal, what would be the expected mean amount of cereal per box in the sample? suppose that a company claims that its boxes ofbreakfast cereal contain 16 ounces of cereal on average, with a standard deviation of0.5 ounces. lfyou took a sample of50 boxes of cereal, what would be the expected mean amount of cereal per box in the sample?
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