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      How sure is the average?

      A kitchen scale is never quite right: each reading wobbles by about spread grams around the true weight (a standard deviation, from “How spread out?”). Weigh the same bag n times and average the readings. Write wobble_of_average(spread, n): how much does that average wobble?

      four readings of a 500 g bag: each wobbles by about 2 g
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