Question #131401
a test has been given for many years with mean score 60 and standard deviation 8. a group of 50 students were selected and gives a special training. these 50 students obtained average score of 65. can we say that special training has changed the score? use alpha as 0.05.
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Expert's answer
2020-09-01T18:40:21-0400

Let's calculate confidence interval:

α=0.05z=1.64\alpha = 0.05 \Longrightarrow z=1.64

μz×σn=601.64×850605.87=54.13\mu-z\times\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}=60-1.64\times\frac{8}{\sqrt{50}}\approx 60-5.87=54.13\\[0.2cm]

μ+z×σn=60+1.64×85060+5.87=65.87\mu+z\times\frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}=60+1.64\times\frac{8}{\sqrt{50}}\approx 60+5.87=65.87\\[0.2cm]

Confidence interval is [54.13;65.87][54.13; 65.87]


65 is in CI, so special training hasn't changed the score.


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