You measure the lifetime (in miles of driving use) of a random sample of 25 tires of a certain brand. The sample mean is 64,200 miles. Suppose that the lifetimes for tires of this brand follow a normal distribution, with unknown mean μ and standard deviation σ = 4,800 miles. A 95% confidence interval for μ is about
A. 62,318.4 miles to 66,081.6 miles. B. 62,620.8 miles to 65,779.2 miles. C. 63,240 miles to 65,160 miles. D. 54,792 miles to 73,608 miles.
@kropot72 @jim_thompson5910
I doubt it's D....
A nad B seem tobe too far also... I'm going to guess C?
95% Confidence Interval: ( xbar - z(sigma/sqrt(n)), xbar + z(sigma/sqrt(n)) ) ( 64200 - 1.96(4800/sqrt(25)), 64200 + 1.96(4800/sqrt(25)) ) ( 64200 - 1881.6 , 64200 + 1881.6 ) ( 62,318.4, 66,081.6)
Going to jot that formula down, thanks Jim I was wrong :P.
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