Find the interval within which 95 percent of the sample me
Solution
a)
Note that
Margin of Error E = z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Lower Bound = X - z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Upper Bound = X + z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
where
alpha/2 = (1 - confidence level)/2 = 0.025
X = sample mean = 159
z(alpha/2) = critical z for the confidence interval = 1.959963985
s = sample standard deviation = 20
n = sample size = 44
Thus,
Margin of Error E = 5.909513763
Lower bound = 153.0904862
Upper bound = 164.9095138
Thus, the confidence interval is
( 153.0904862 , 164.9095138 ) [ANSWER]
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b)
Note that
Margin of Error E = z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Lower Bound = X - z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Upper Bound = X + z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
where
alpha/2 = (1 - confidence level)/2 = 0.025
X = sample mean = 1036
z(alpha/2) = critical z for the confidence interval = 1.959963985
s = sample standard deviation = 25
n = sample size = 6
Thus,
Margin of Error E = 20.00379865
Lower bound = 1015.996201
Upper bound = 1056.003799
Thus, the confidence interval is
( 1015.996201 , 1056.003799 ) [ANSWER]
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c)
Note that
Margin of Error E = z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Lower Bound = X - z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
Upper Bound = X + z(alpha/2) * s / sqrt(n)
where
alpha/2 = (1 - confidence level)/2 = 0.025
X = sample mean = 44
z(alpha/2) = critical z for the confidence interval = 1.959963985
s = sample standard deviation = 3
n = sample size = 20
Thus,
Margin of Error E = 1.314783811
Lower bound = 42.68521619
Upper bound = 45.31478381
Thus, the confidence interval is
( 42.68521619 , 45.31478381 ) [ANSWER]
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