1)A random sample of 225 observations showed a mean of 25. The population variance is 961 Compute the lower limit of the...
1)A random sample of 225 observations showed a mean of 25. The population variance is 961 Compute the lower limit of the 93% confidence interval.
NOTE: WRITE YOUR ANSWER WITH 4 DECIMAL DIGITS. DO NOT ROUND UP OR DOWN.
2) If the population standard deviation of the lifetime of a vacuum cleaner is 300 hours, how large of a sample must be taken in order to be 90% confident that the margin of error will not exceed 50 hours?
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