from a normally distributed population, a simple random sample of size 30 is taken. The mean of the sample is 144 and the standard deviation of the sample is 12. Which interval is the 90% confidence interval for the population mean? @directrix
Did you get this? I'm testing an online calculator. Results Confidence Interval: ±3.6 Range for the true population mean: 140.4 to 147.6
where did you find that calculator! that is amazing
The thing about any of these online calculators is whether they give correct results.
So, are you and the Stats calculator in agreement?
yes it seems correct to me thank you veryy much :)
It was a serendipitous find. The calc may be helpful.
yes it is very much :) and I have one last question just give me a second to type it down :)
I thought you had four questions.
yes but thanks to the calculator I only have one more :)
Suppose a research team takes a simple random sample of 100 Parma wallabies. In this sample, the tails of the wallabies have a mean length of 46 centimeters and a standard deviation of 2.6 centimeters.
What percent of the time would you expect a simple random sample of 100 Parma wallabies to have a sample mean that is not in the 95% confi dence interval?
@Directrix
would it be any number outside of the range of -0.51 and +0.51
I>>What percent of the time Is the answer supposed to be a percentage?
yes
I have 10% 2.5% 5% 0%
>>t is not in the 95% confi dence interval? 100% = 95% = 5% of the time is what I think. --> Outside means below or above the confidence interval. 2.5% of the time the mean will be above the confidence interval.
Did you go with 5% ?
I actually thought it was 10%
2.5% on either side so 2*2.5% = 5% is how I am thinking. Go with your thinking.
idk is confusing to me do you have someone to ask for a second opinion?
5%
There will be others who know on later tonight. I'll ask then.
nah dont worry but then 5% or 2.5%
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@Nnesha your opinion pls
I am sticking with this: 5%
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