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OpenStudy (lacris):

Please help me with this statistics question, I will give you a super shiny shiny medal! Thank you :) And please be thorough, I would like to learn :)

OpenStudy (lacris):

OpenStudy (lacris):

so I know n = 51 and s = 0.080 and xbar = 0.15.

OpenStudy (lacris):

so the confidence level is 0.90 so|dw:1477175114511:dw| (sorry its messy) using a mouse

OpenStudy (lacris):

0.15 - 0.045(0.08/(sqrt)51)?

OpenStudy (lacris):

wait a minute. I think i know why I'm doing this incorrectly.. the critical value is 0.05 and I was supposed to put 0.05 -> 1-0.05 = 0.95 and INVnorm: 0.95, 0, 1 = 1.644853626.. oops

OpenStudy (lacris):

so the lower bound I got 0.15 - 1.644853626 ( 0.080/sqrt51) = 0.1315739538

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Yeah, Z crit for 90% confidence is 1.64. After doing a few you can memorize them. from http://www.ucd.ie/statdept/classpages/introquantmeths/introqmchp12.pdf The level of confidence determines the z critical value. 99% 2.58 95% 1.96 90% 1.645

OpenStudy (lacris):

oh.. That is a really good idea for me to memorize them, thank you so much! Thank you for the link! (It more direct than what I learned!)

OpenStudy (lacris):

and for my upper bound: 0.15 + 1.644853626 ( 0.080/sqrt51) = 0.1684260462

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Looks reasonable.

OpenStudy (lacris):

C. The lower bound is 0.132 and the upper bound is 0.168 The researcher is​ 90% confident that the population mean BAC is in the confidence interval for drivers involved in fatal accidents who have a positive BAC value. so 0.15 is inside the lower and upper bound so it's inside the confidence interval.

OpenStudy (lacris):

Ahh thank you so much for helping me!! Im so sorry for taking your time with my math questions.

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Welcome.

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