What we calculated a few minutes ago was that it should be 0.6. We also see that the standard deviation of our sample proportion is 0.16, and what we calculated was approximately 0.15. And as we draw more and more samples, we should get even closer and closer to those values. And we see that for the most part, we are getting closer and closer. In fact, now that it's rounded, we're at exactly those values that we had calculated before. Now, one interesting thing to observe is when your population proportion is not too close to zero and not too close to one, this looks pretty close to a normal distribution. And that makes sense because we saw the relation between the sampling distribution of the sample proportion and a binomial random variable.