A second nearby town (B-town) has a mean income of 35,000 and a standard deviation of 8,000. A random sample of 60 households is taken. Which of the following statements does not reflect the broader historical context of twentieth-century culture as illustrated by the letter?
a) The mean income of the random sample will likely be close to 35,000.
b) The standard deviation of the random sample will likely be close to 8,000.
c) The distribution of incomes in the random sample will be normally distributed.
d) The random sample may include households with incomes significantly above or below the town's mean income.