3. Apple farmers are always concerned with the weight of the apples they produce. A farmer samples 26 apples from her trees. The sample resulted in a mean weight of 86 grams and standard deviation of 6.2 grams. Obtain a 90% CI for the standard deviation of the weights of all apples this farmer produces..
Here s = 6.2 and n = 26
df = 26 - 1 = 25
α = 1 - 0.9 = 0.1
The critical values for α = 0.1 and df = 25 are ꭓ^2(1-α/2,n-1) =
14.6114 and ꭓ^2(α/2,n-1) = 37.6525

CI = (sqrt(25*6.2^2/37.6525) , sqrt(25*6.2^2/14.6114))
CI = (5.0520 , 8.1099)
3. Apple farmers are always concerned with the weight of the apples they produce. A farmer...
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