Posted by McKenzie on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 4:34pm.
1) Formula using 99% confidence interval:
CI99 = mean ± (2.58)(sd/√n)
Note: ± 2.58 represents 99% confidence interval.
mean = 55
sd = 10
n = 49
Plug the values into the formula and calculate.
2) Formula for 99% interval estimate of the population proportion:
CI95 = p + or - 2.58[√(pq/n]
p = 250/400
q = 1 - p
n = 400
Convert the fractions to decimals, substitute the decimals into the formula, then finish the calculation.
A) and B) can be answered using the information above.
I hope this will help get you started.
For 2), the formula should read:
CI99 = p + or - 2.58[√(pq/n)]
Sorry for any confusion.
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