Suppose a landscaper wants to tell his clients the average length of the blades of grass in a freshly mowed lawn. He measures the length of 50 randomly selected blades of grass immediately after mowing a lawn. He does not know the population standard deviation of grass lengths in the lawn, but his data are normally distributed with no outliers. The table contains a summary of his data.
Sample size |
Sample mean (cm) |
Sample standard deviation (cm) |
---|---|---|
?n | ?⎯⎯⎯x¯ | ?s |
50 | 4.12576 | 0.89526 |
Calculate the margin of error, ?m, for a 95% ?t‑confidence interval for a population mean. Then, compute the upper and lower limits for the confidence interval. Give each of your answers with three decimal places of precision.
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lower limit = cm
upper limit = cm
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