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2. A medical researcher measured the pulse rates(beats per minute) of a sample of randomly selected...
2. A medical researcher measured the pulse rates(beats per minute) of a sample of randomly selected adults found the following student’s t-based confidence interval:
With 95% Confidence, 70.887604<µ(Pulse)<74.497011
a. Explain carefully what the software output means.
b. What is the margin of error for this interval? (show me how to do it in TI-84)
c. If the researcher had calculated a 99% confidence interval, would the margin of error be larger or smaller? Explain.
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