Compute mean of the sampling distribution

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Using the nested for loops(i.e. for loop defined inside a for loop) to demonstrate the law of large numbers with R.

(a) Take sample from X~Uniform(3,7).

(b) Run your outer for loop from 10 to 2010 with step size 100 so that the sample size gets increased: n=10,110,210,...,2010

(d) Compute mean of the sampling distribution and standard deviations for each n in the outer loop and print them out one row, (e.g. print(c(mean,std)).

(e) Generate the histogram for each sample size n with fixed xlim=c(3.5,6.5) in the outer loop.

You may use par(mfrow=c(3,3)) before the loops begin to see the slide.

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