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For the following PAIRED OBSERVATIONS, calculate the 90% confidence interval for the population mean mu_d: A - 17.85, 22.56,

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The 90% confidence interval for \mu _{d} is

\bar{d}\pm tc*s_{d}/\sqrt{n}

where

\bar{d}=\frac{\sum di}{n}=40.86/3=13.62

s_{d}=\sqrt{\frac{\sum (di-\bar{d})^2}{(n-1)}}=\sqrt{6.9728/2}=1.8672

degrees of freedom = n-1 = 3-1 =2

For 90% confidence interval (\alpha =0.10) with df =2

The two tailed critical value of t is

tc = 2.920 ( from t table)

Thus , 90% confidence interval for \mu _{d} is

13.62\pm 2.920*1.8672/\sqrt{3}

=13.62\pm 3.1478

= ( 10.47 , 16.77)

Answer is

10.47 < \mu _{d}< 16.77

Calculation

x1 x2 d=x1-x2 (d-dbar)^2
17.85 4.95 12.9 0.5184
22.56 6.82 15.74 4.4944
18.59 6.37 12.22 1.96
sum 40.86 6.9728
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