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If X = 125, S = 24, N = 36, use the template below to        ...

If X = 125, S = 24, N = 36, use the template below to        

calculate CI. Then, show the equation.   

***Perform the calculation using a 99% level of

confidence instead of normal distribution.           

Confidence Estimate for the Mean

Data      

Population Standard Deviation  

Sample Mean   

Sample Size       

Confidence Level            

               

Intermediate Calculations           

Standard Error of the Mean         #DIV/0!

Z Value 0.0000

Interval Half Width #NUM!

               

Confidence Interval       

Interval Lower Limit #NUM!

Interval Upper Limit #NUM!

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population sd 24
sample mean 125
sample size 36
confidence level 0.99
standard error of mean 4
z 2.575829
interval half width 10.30332
lower 114.6967
upper 135.3033

formulas

population sd 24
sample mean 125
sample size 36
confidence level 0.99
standard error of mean =B2/SQRT(B4)
z =NORMSINV(B5+(1-B5)/2)
interval half width =B8*B7
lower =B3-B9
upper =B3+B9
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