Question text P1. A random sample was taken from 100 individuals to whom the blood glucose...
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P1. A random sample was taken from 100 individuals to whom the
blood glucose level was measured, obtaining a sample mean of 110 mg
/ cc. The population standard deviation is known to be 20 mg /
cc.
to. Estimate the standard error for the sample average. (5
pts)
b. Calculate the error if a confidence interval for the mean is to
be constructed with 90% confidence. (5 pts)
c. Build the confidence interval for the average or mean with 90%
confidence. (10 pts)
d. What should be the sample size if an error of 2 mg / cc is
desired and the same reliability is to be maintained? (10 pts)
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years. Determine the number
of records the physician should examine in order to obtain a 90%
confidence interval for
µ if the desired width of the interval is 6 units (SE = 3) and a
pilot sample yields a
variance of 60. Show all work or no credit will be
received.
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