A recent study of 100 employees of city X showed that the mean of the distance they traveled to work was 35.75 km. The sample standard deviation was 5 km. Find the 95% confidence interval of the true mean.
Mean = 35.75
Standard deviation = 5
N = 100
Alpha = 1 - (95/100)
= 0.05
Z value for alpha = 0.05 is 1.96
Z value = 1.96
Confidence interval = mean +/- z value ( stand deviation/ square root of n)
C.I = 35.75 +/- 1.96 ( 5 / √100)
C.I = 35.75 +/- 1.96 ( 0.5)
C.I = 35.75 +/- 0.98
Lower limit = 35.75 - 0.98. Upper limit = 35.75 +0.98
Lower = 34.77
Upper = 36.73
Confidence interval = { 34.77 , 36.73 }
A recent study of 100 employees of city X showed that the mean of the distance...
A recent study of 28 city residents showed that the mean of the time they had lived at their present address was 9.3 years and the standard deviation was 2 years. Assuming a normal population, find the 90% confidence interval of the true mean. Interpret the interval estimate. A US Travel Data Center survey conducted for Better Homes and Gardens of 1500 adults found that 39% said that they would take more vacations this year than last year. Find the...
1) A study of 100 professors showed that the time they spent on the average in creating test questions was 20.0 minutes per question. The standard deviation of the population is 1. Which of the following is the 90% confidence interval for the average number of minutes it takes to create a test question? a) (18.36, 21.64) B)(19.74, 20.26) c)(19.84, 20.16) D)(19.88, 20.12) 2) 1) A previous analysis of paper boxes showed that the standard deviation of their lengths is...
A recent study showed that the average American in the United States spends an average of 200 hours per month on social media sites. Using a sample of 100 people from California, the mean monthly usage was 330 hours with a standard deviation of 50 hours. At a 95% confidence interval, is the average monthly usage hours in California greater than the United States average?
A study of generationrelated carbon monoxide deaths showed that a random sample of 6 recent years had a standard deviation of 4.1 deaths per year. Find the 99% confidence interval of the variance and standard deviation. Assume the variable is normally distributed.
1. A study is is taken to find the mean distance commuters drove to work in a large city. We want an error margin of no more than 2.0 km , 95% confidence, and we use an estimate of 5.9 km for the standard deviation. How large would a minimum sample need to be? 2. It is claimed that 20% of all people eat fish every week. We take a sample of 500 people and 85 report that they eat fish...
A sample of 100 units showed a sample mean 12 oz with a standard deviation 3 oz. Obtain the 95% confidence interval for the population mean. Question options: [11.2 , 12.8] [11.4 , 12.6] [11.1 , 12.9] [11.6 , 12.6]
A recent study in Riyadh has concluded that the distance that workers daily travel to work averages 19.3 km with a standard deviation of 5.6 km. Assuming these values correspond to the parameters of a population, a. What is the probability that a sample of 49 yields a mean less than 20 km? b. What is the value of the sample mean such that 97% of the mean above this value?
a) A random sample of 15 employees of airtel call Centre was taken and each employee took a competency test. The mean of the scores achieved by these employees was 56.3 with a standard deviation of 7.1. Results of this test have been found to be normally distributed in the past. Construct a 95% confidence interval for the mean test score of all the employees of the call Centre. [6 marks] b) Find a 95% confidence interval estimating the mean...
A study of peach trees showed that the average number of peaches per tree was 2000. The standard deviation of the population is 200. A scientist wishes to find the 99% confidence interval for the mean number of peaches per tree. How many trees does she need to sample to be accurate within 16 peaches per tree? a.) The winning team’s scores in 11 high school basketball games were recorded. If the sample mean is 10.5 points and the sample...
A random sample of 29 lunch orders at Noodles & Company showed a mean bill of $9.60 with a standard deviation of $5.73. Find the 95 percent confidence interval for the mean bill of all lunch orders. (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.) to The 95% confidence interval is from