Here we have : n = 100,
=
6230, s = 221
a. The 95% confidence interval is given by
(
- E ,
+ E
)
Where,

c = 0.95 ,

So,

= 43.32
Hence the confidence interval is given by
( 6230 - 43.32 , 6230 + 43.32 )
( 6186.68, 6273.32 )
b. The 99% confidence interval is given by,
(
- E ,
+ E
)
Where,

c = 0.99 ,

So,

= 57.018
Hence the confidence interval is given by
( 6230 - 57.018 , 6230 + 57.018 )
( 6172.982, 6287.018 )
C. Here the confidence interval is ( 6205, 6255 )
The confidence interval formula is
(
- E ,
+ E
)
So ,
- E =
6205
+ E =
6255
-----------------------------
=
12460
=
6230
so ,
+ E =
6255
6230 + E = 6255
E = 25


Zc * 22.1 = 25
Zc =
= 1.13
Using normal probability table , we get probability 0.871



c = 1 -
= 1 - 0.26 =
0.74
Hence the level of confidence is 0.74.
d. Here we have c = 0.95 , E = 25 , Zc = 1.96


= 300.20
301
Hence the required sample size is 301.
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