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    This document contains instructions and results for 5 exercises involving statistical interval estimation. Exercise 1 provides an interval estimate for a probability mean based on a sample of 70 values with a sample mean of 490.786. Exercise 2 calculates a required sample size of 163 for estimating a population mean. Exercise 3 estimates an interval for a population mean based on a small sample of 20 values. Exercise 4 describes estimating an interval for a population proportion. Exercise 5 calculates a required sample size of 1343 for estimating a population proportion.

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    This document contains instructions and results for 5 exercises involving statistical interval estimation. Exercise 1 provides an interval estimate for a probability mean based on a sample of 70 values with a sample mean of 490.786. Exercise 2 calculates a required sample size of 163 for estimating a population mean. Exercise 3 estimates an interval for a population mean based on a small sample of 20 values. Exercise 4 describes estimating an interval for a population proportion. Exercise 5 calculates a required sample size of 1343 for estimating a population proportion.

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    Interval Estimate of a Probability Mean: Large-Sample Case (n > 30) and σ estimated by s Sample Size for an Interval Estimate of a Population Mean

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    This document contains instructions and results for 5 exercises involving statistical interval estimation. Exercise 1 provides an interval estimate for a probability mean based on a sample of 70 values with a sample mean of 490.786. Exercise 2 calculates a required sample size of 163 for estimating a population mean. Exercise 3 estimates an interval for a population mean based on a small sample of 20 values. Exercise 4 describes estimating an interval for a population proportion. Exercise 5 calculates a required sample size of 1343 for estimating a population proportion.

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    Exercise 1: Interval Estimate of a Probability Mean: Large-Sample Case (n > 30) and estimated by s

    Exercise 2: Sample Size for an Interval Estimate of a Population Mean

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    Sample size
    Sample mean
    Sample SD

    70
    490.786
    54.741525

    confidence coeficient

    0.98

    Level of signif. (alpha)

    0.02

    z Value

    2.33

    Standard error

    6.5428637

    margin error

    15.220977

    Point Estimate

    490.786

    Lower limit

    475.565

    Upper Limit

    506.007

    Sample SD
    z Value
    Margin of erroe (E)
    Sample Size

    54.741525
    2.33
    10
    162.17470

    163

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    Exercise 3: Interval Estimation of a Population Mean: Small-Sample Case (n < 30) with Estimated by s.
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    73

    Sample size
    Sample mean
    Sample SD

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    80.05
    16.913013

    confidence coeficient

    0.9

    Level of signif. (alpha)

    0.1

    Degree of freedom

    19

    t Value

    1.7291328

    Standard error

    3.7818646

    margin error

    6.5393462

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    Point Estimate

    80.05

    Lower limit

    73.510654

    Upper Limit

    86.589346

    Exercise 4 Interval Estimate of a Population Proportion


    Exercise 5: Sample Size for an Interval Estimate of a Population Proportion

    Sample size
    Total Yes
    Sample Proportion
    confidence coeficient
    Level of signif. (alpha)
    z Value

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    271
    0.6775
    0.95
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    1.959964

    Standard error
    margin error

    0.0233717
    0.0458076

    Point Estimate
    Lower limit
    Upper Limit

    0.6775
    0.6316924
    0.7233076

    Proportion
    z Value
    Margin of erroe (E)
    Sample Size

    0.6775
    1.959964
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    0.218494
    3.841459
    0.000625

    1342.9356

    1342.936

    30) and estimated by s

    < 30) with Estimated by s.

    1343

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