If the random error in the arithmetic mean of 50 observations is a, then the random error in the arithmetic mean of 150 observations would be-
1)a
2)3a
3) a/3
4)2a

​The answer given is a/3. How is that possible?! Please tell me the reasons/

if no. of observations increase then error decreases
Rule : no. of observations *error = constant 
n1 e1 = n2 e2 
150 e1 = 50 a
e1 = a/3
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In 50 there is alpha Than, in 150 there is more error possible That's why anwer is alpha by 3
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If the random error in the Arithmetic mean of 50 observation is alpha then the random error in the Arithmetic mean of 150 observation would be
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Indore random error in the Arithmetic mean of 15 observation is alpha then the random error in the Arithmetic means of 150 observation would be
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