a) Let "X=" the length of life: "X\\sim N(\\mu,\\sigma^2\/n)." Then "Z=\\dfrac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma\/\\sqrt{n}}\\sim N(0,1)"
Given "\\mu=800\\ h, \\sigma=40\\ h,n=16."
b)
"\\bar{x}={1\\over n}\\displaystyle\\sum_{i=1}^nx_i=10.0""s^2={1\\over n-1}\\displaystyle\\sum_{i=1}^n(x_i-\\bar{x})^2=0.08"
"s=\\sqrt{s^2}\\approx0.282843"
Based on the provided information, the critical t-value for "\\alpha=0.05" and "df=7-1=6"degrees of freedom is "t_c=2.447."
The 95% confidence for the population mean "\\mu" is computed using the following expression
"=(10.0-2.447\\cdot{0.282843\\over \\sqrt{7}}, 10.0+2.447\\cdot{0.282843\\over \\sqrt{7}})\\approx"
"\\approx(9.7384,10.2616)"
The 95 % confidence for the population mean "\\mu" is "(9.7384,10.2616)"
c) "\\hat{p}=\\dfrac{X}{N}=\\dfrac{340}{500}=0.68"
The critical value for "\\alpha=0.05" is "z_c=z_{1-\\alpha\/2}=1.96."
The corresponding confidence interval is computed as shown below:
"=(0.68-1.96\\sqrt{{0.68(1-0.68)\\over 500}} , 0.68+1.96\\sqrt{{0.68(1-0.68)\\over 500}} )\\approx"
"\\approx(0.6391, 0.7209)"
Therefore, based on the data provided, the 95% confidence interval for the population proportion is "0.6391<p< 0.7209," which indicates that we are 95% confident that the true population proportion "p" is contained by the interval "(0.6391, 0.7209)."
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