statistics question can someone check to see if this is correct i will post the question
Express the confidence interval (0.042,0.134) in the form of p^-E<p^+E phat= (0.042+0.134)/2 phat=(0.176)2 phat=0.088 E=0.134-0,088 E=0.046 0.088<p<0.046
is this right i am not sure
@jim_thompson5910 is pretty good at this stuff I believe
Is it supposed to be something of the form \( xy \pm z\) because \(0.088 \pm 0.046\) would indeed give that confidence interval (0.042, 0.134)
(I'm just not sure I understand the notation given )
The steps phat= (0.042+0.134)/2 phat=(0.176)/2 phat=0.088 are correct
That's the point estimate
Now onto the margin of error E=(0.134-0.042)/2 E=0.092/2 E=0.046
So \[\Large \hat{p} - E < p < \hat{p} + E\] turns into \[\Large 0.088 - 0.046 < p < 0.088 + 0.046\]
so that is the answer i just needed to combine the numbers together on each side the way you did ?
well they want it in the form \[\Large \hat{p} - E < p < \hat{p} + E\] so I think you just start with \[\Large \hat{p} - E < p < \hat{p} + E\] and plug in the values for p-hat and E
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