Means in action. Figure 11.1 shows how the mean of n observations behaves aswe keep

Chapter 0, Problem 11.4

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Means in action. Figure 11.1 shows how the mean of n observations behaves aswe keep adding more observations to those already in hand. The first 10observations are given in Example 11.2. Demonstrate that you grasp the idea ofFigure 11.1: find the means of the first one, two, three, four, and five of theseobservations and plot the successive means against n. Verify that your plot agreeswith the first part of the plot in Figure 11.1.

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