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A simple random sample of size n is drawn. The sample​ mean, x ​, is found...

A simple random sample of size n is drawn. The sample​ mean, x ​, is found to be 19.1 and the sample standard​ deviation, s, is found to be 4.5

​(a) Construct a 95​% confidence interval about mu if the sample​ size, n, is 35.

Lower​ bound: ________​;

Upper​ bound: _________

​(b) Construct a 95​% confidence interval about muμ

if the sample​ size, n, is 51.

Lower​ bound: ______​;

Upper​ bound: _____

​(Use ascending order. Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)

How does increasing the sample size affect the margin of​ error, E?

A. The margin of error decreases.

B. The margin of error increases.

C. The margin of error does not change.

​(c) Construct a 99​% confidence interval about mu if the sample​ size, n, is 35.

Lower​ bound: ______​;

Upper​ bound: ______

​(Use ascending order. Round to two decimal places as​ needed.)

Compare the results to those obtained in part​ (a). How does increasing the level of confidence affect the size of the margin of​ error, E?

A. The margin of error decreases.

B. The margin of error does not change.

C. The margin of error increases.

​(d) If the sample size is 13​,

what conditions must be satisfied to compute the confidence​ interval?

A. The sample must come from a population that is normally distributed and the sample size must be large.

B. The sample size must be large and the sample should not have any outliers.

C. The sample data must come from a population that is normally distributed with no outliers.

t-Distribution Area in Right Tail                                              

df   0.25   0.20   0.15   0.10   0.05   0.025   0.02   0.01   0.005   0.0025   0.001   0.0005
1   1.000   1.376   1.963   3.078   6.314   12.706   15.894   31.821   63.657   127.321   318.309   636.619
2   0.816   1.061   1.386   1.886   2.920   4.303   4.849   6.965   9.925   14.089   22.327   31.599
3   0.765   0.978   1.250   1.638   2.353   3.182   3.482   4.541   5.841   7.453   10.215   12.924
4   0.741   0.941   1.190   1.533   2.132   2.776   2.999   3.747   4.604   5.598   7.173   8.610
5   0.727   0.920   1.156   1.476   2.015   2.571   2.757   3.365   4.032   4.773   5.893   6.869
6   0.718   0.906   1.134   1.440   1.943   2.447   2.612   3.143   3.707   4.317   5.208   5.959
7   0.711   0.896   1.119   1.415   1.895   2.365   2.517   2.998   3.499   4.029   4.785   5.408
8   0.706   0.889   1.108   1.397   1.860   2.306   2.449   2.896   3.355   3.833   4.501   5.041
9   0.703   0.883   1.100   1.383   1.833   2.262   2.398   2.821   3.250   3.690   4.297   4.781
10   0.700   0.879   1.093   1.372   1.812   2.228   2.359   2.764   3.169   3.581   4.144   4.587
11   0.697   0.876   1.088   1.363   1.796   2.201   2.328   2.718   3.106   3.497   4.025   4.437
12   0.695   0.873   1.083   1.356   1.782   2.179   2.303   2.681   3.055   3.428   3.930   4.318
13   0.694   0.870   1.079   1.350   1.771   2.160   2.282   2.650   3.012   3.372   3.852   4.221
14   0.692   0.868   1.076   1.345   1.761   2.145   2.264   2.624   2.977   3.326   3.787   4.140
15   0.691   0.866   1.074   1.341   1.753   2.131   2.249   2.602   2.947   3.286   3.733   4.073
16   0.690   0.865   1.071   1.337   1.746   2.120   2.235   2.583   2.921   3.252   3.686   4.015
17   0.689   0.863   1.069   1.333   1.740   2.110   2.224   2.567   2.898   3.222   3.646   3.965
18   0.688   0.862   1.067   1.330   1.734   2.101   2.214   2.552   2.878   3.197   3.611   3.922
19   0.688   0.861   1.066   1.328   1.729   2.093   2.205   2.539   2.861   3.174   3.579   3.883
20   0.687   0.860   1.064   1.325   1.725   2.086   2.197   2.528   2.845   3.153   3.552   3.850
21   0.686   0.859   1.063   1.323   1.721   2.080   2.189   2.518   2.831   3.135   3.527   3.819
22   0.686   0.858   1.061   1.321   1.717   2.074   2.183   2.508   2.819   3.119   3.505   3.792
23   0.685   0.858   1.060   1.319   1.714   2.069   2.177   2.500   2.807   3.104   3.485   3.768
24   0.685   0.857   1.059   1.318   1.711   2.064   2.172   2.492   2.797   3.091   3.467   3.745
25   0.684   0.856   1.058   1.316   1.708   2.060   2.167   2.485   2.787   3.078   3.450   3.725
26   0.684   0.856   1.058   1.315   1.706   2.056   2.162   2.479   2.779   3.067   3.435   3.707
27   0.684   0.855   1.057   1.314   1.703   2.052   2.158   2.473   2.771   3.057   3.421   3.690
28   0.683   0.855   1.056   1.313   1.701   2.048   2.154   2.467   2.763   3.047   3.408   3.674
29   0.683   0.854   1.055   1.311   1.699   2.045   2.150   2.462   2.756   3.038   3.396   3.659
30   0.683   0.854   1.055   1.310   1.697   2.042   2.147   2.457   2.750   3.030   3.385   3.646
40   0.681   0.851   1.050   1.303   1.684   2.021   2.123   2.423   2.704   2.971   3.307   3.551
50   0.679   0.849   1.047   1.299   1.676   2.009   2.109   2.403   2.678   2.937   3.261   3.496
60   0.679   0.848   1.045   1.296   1.671   2.000   2.099   2.390   2.660   2.915   3.232   3.460
80   0.678   0.846   1.043   1.292   1.664   1.990   2.088   2.374   2.639   2.887   3.195   3.416
100   0.677   0.845   1.042   1.290   1.660   1.984   2.081   2.364   2.626   2.871   3.174   3.390
1000   0.675   0.842   1.037   1.282   1.646   1.962   2.056   2.330   2.581   2.813   3.098   3.300
z   0.674   0.841   1.036   1.282   1.645   1.960   2.054   2.326   2.576   2.807   3.091   3.291
df   0.25   0.20   0.15   0.10   0.05   0.025   0.02   0.01   0.005   0.0025   0.001   0.0005

Homework Answers

Answer #1

a)

sample mean 'x̄= 19.10
sample size   n= 35.00
sample std deviation s= 4.50
std error 'sx=s/√n= 0.7606
for 95% CI; and 34 df, value of t= 2.032
margin of error E=t*std error    = 1.546
lower bound=sample mean-E = 17.55
Upper bound=sample mean+E = 20.65

b)

for 95% CI; and 50 df, value of t= 2.009
margin of error E=t*std error    = 1.266
lower bound=sample mean-E = 17.83
Upper bound=sample mean+E = 20.37

A. The margin of error decreases.

c)

for 99% CI; and 34 df, value of t= 2.728
margin of error E=t*std error    = 2.075
lower bound=sample mean-E = 17.02
Upper bound=sample mean+E = 21.18

C. The margin of error increases.

d)

C. The sample data must come from a population that is normally distributed with no outliers.

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