Question #65062

There are 50 fields in a village, sown with wheat and each is divided into 8 plots
of equal size. Out of the 50 fields, 5 are selected by SRSWOR method. Again
from each selected field, 2 plots are chosen by SRSWOR method. The yield in
kg/plot recorded is as given in the following table:
Selected Field - Plot-I - Plot-II
1 - 4⋅16 - 4⋅76
2 - 5⋅ 40 - 3⋅52
3 - 4⋅12 - 3⋅73
4 - 4⋅38 - 5⋅67
5 - 5⋅31 - 2⋅59
Estimate the average yield of all the 50 plots.
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2017-02-08T09:50:13-0500

Answer on Question #65062 – Math – Statistics and Probability

Question

There are 50 fields in a village, sown with wheat and each is divided into 8 plots of equal size. Out of the 50 fields, 5 are selected by SRSWOR method. Again from each selected field, 2 plots are chosen by SRSWOR method. The yield in kg/plot recorded is as given in the following table:

Selected Field - Plot-I - Plot-II

1 - 4·16 - 4·76

2 - 5·40 - 3·52

3 - 4·12 - 3·73

4 - 4·38 - 5·67

5 - 5·31 - 2·59

Estimate the average yield of all the 50 plots.

Solution

Sample mean [1] is given by


xˉ=1ni=110xi=4.364,\bar{x} = \frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^{10} x_i = 4.364,


Sample standard deviation [1] is given by


s=1n1i=110(xixˉ)2=0.9514.s = \sqrt{\frac{1}{n-1} \sum_{i=1}^{10} (x_i - \bar{x})^2} = 0.9514.


95% CI [2] is given by


95%CI=(xˉt0.025,9sn,xˉ+t0.025,9sn)==(4.3642.2620.951410,4.3642.2620.951410)==(4.3640.6826,4.364+0.6826)=(3.6814,5.0466).\begin{array}{l} 95\% CI = \left(\bar{x} - t_{0.025,9} \frac{s}{\sqrt{n}}, \bar{x} + t_{0.025,9} \frac{s}{\sqrt{n}}\right) = \\ = \left(4.364 - 2.262 \frac{0.9514}{\sqrt{10}}, 4.364 - 2.262 \frac{0.9514}{\sqrt{10}}\right) = \\ = (4.364 - 0.6826, 4.364 + 0.6826) = (3.6814, 5.0466). \end{array}


We are 95% confident that true average yield of all 500 plots lies between 3.6814 and 5.0466 kg.

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References:

[1] State, T. P. (2017). Sample means and variances. Retrieved February 7, 2017, from https://onlinecourses.science.psu.edu/stat414/node/66.

[2] Confidence intervals. Retrieved February 7, 2017, from http://www.stat.yale.edu/Courses/1997-98/101/confint.htm.

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