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    1. The document provides information about 27 questions including sample sizes, means, standard deviations, confidence intervals and levels for multiple data sets. 2. Formulas used to calculate confidence intervals include t distribution, z distribution and standard error depending on sample size and population normality. 3. Key parameters like sample size, mean, standard deviation, confidence level and margin of error are reported for each question to determine the appropriate formula and confidence interval range.

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    Question No Answer Comments

    3 72 Average
    21 n
    6.2 SD
    98 Confidence interval 2.998
    2.527977002742 t value
    68.57977118976 Interval start
    1.352950919463 SE
    75.42022881024 Interval end
    4 12 n
    62 Mean
    10 SD
    95% CI
    2.200985160092 T
    2.886751345948 SE
    55.64630312669 Interval start
    68.35369687331 Interval end
    5 75.3
    76.4
    83.2
    91
    80.1
    77.5
    84.8
    81
    A 81.1625 Mean
    B 5.151681417612 SD
    C 98% Confidence interval
    2.997951566869 t value
    1.821394432453 SE
    75.70204770734 Interval start
    86.62295229266 Interval end
    6 700 N
    40 n
    4.3 Average
    1.2 SD
    SE (sample size is more than 5% of
    A 0.184367611876
    pop size)
    B 90% Confidence interval
    1.684875121711 t value
    3.9893635975 Interval start
    4.6106364025 interval end
    7 39.2 Average
    7 n
    3.2 SD
    95 Confidence interval
    1.20948631363 SE
    2.446911851145 t value
    36.24049360538 Interval start
    42.15950639462 Interval end
    8 540 N Use fpc here
    60 n
    6.2 Mean
    1.368 SD
    A 0.176608040587 SE
    96 Confidence interval
    2.100152835941 T Value
    B 5.829096122711 Interval start
    6.570903877289 Interval end
    9 24 Average
    62 n
    2.1 SD
    A 2.1 Pop SD
    0.2667002667 SE
    95 Confidence interval
    1.999623584995 T value
    23.46669985658 Interval start
    24.53330014342 Interval end
    10 31 Mean
    9 n
    9 SD
    90 Confidence interval
    3 SE
    1.859548037531 t value
    25.42135588741 Interval start
    36.57864411259 Interval end
    11 24.3 Average
    45 n
    3.2 SD
    0.4770278352 SE
    95 Confidence interval
    2.015367574444 t value
    23.33861356883 Interval start
    25.26138643117 Interval end
    12 42 n
    525 Average
    30 SD
    A 30 Pop SD
    B 4.629100498863 SE
    C 98 Confidence interval
    2.420802991729 T value
    513.7938596633 Interval start
    536.2061403367 Interval end
    D 600 Mean was What can we say about damage
    now?
    As 600 lies outside the range of 513-
    Damage exists.
    536.
    As 535 is not necessarily the correct
    mean.
    Number of trees produced has
    reduced basically.
    13 250000 Mean
    41000 SD
    750 n
    90 Confidence level
    1.64689056558 t value
    As sample size is large (.5%), we find
    0.969244857984
    fpc
    1451.064544734 SE
    247610.2554912 Interval start
    252389.7445088 Interval end
    14 78 SD When sigma (pop SD) is not
    known, use T distribution
    95 Confidence level Here sigma ( pop SD) is known,
    so we use Z value.
    25 Margin of error
    37.39567104 n
    z 1.96 ME= z(alpha/2)*sigma/sqrt(n)
    If sigma is not known, use planning value of sigma
    1. Range/4 or Range/6
    2. Use similar samples and see SD there.
    Normally we use s, but here sample has not been taken so we cant get
    s. N = 38 (round up to nearest interger)
    15 8.6 Pop SD
    0.5 ME
    99 Confidence level
    2.575 z value using z table
    We know this. ME= z(alpha/2)*sigma/sqrt(n)
    1961.6041 n??
    16 98 Confidence level
    0.01 Alpha/2
    91.66666666667 Range/6
    30 Margin of error
    50.68648919753 n
    2.33 z
    51 Round to upper integer
    Question No Answer Comments
    17 1.2 SD
    99 Confidence level
    0.5 ME
    Round to 39. 38.34086 n??
    2.58 z value using table
    18 98 Confidence level
    2.33 z value using table
    0.04 ME
    848.2656 n??
    0.5 SD
    19 25 n
    2.5 Sample Mean
    95 Confidence level
    2 ME
    2.063899 t value
    ME=t*SD/sqrt(n) 4.845199 SD
    23.47596 Sample variance?
    20 12 Average
    1.5 SD
    138.2976 n??
    0.25 ME
    95 Confidence level
    1.96 z
    21 4 n
    3 Size
    452 Mean
    12 SD
    95 Confidence level
    3.182446 t
    6 SE
    432.9053 Interval start
    471.0947 Interval end
    22 95 Confidence level
    2 ME
    138.2976 n??
    1.96 z
    23 9 n
    150 Average
    20 SD
    98 Confidence level
    Don't use T here 136.3083 Interval start
    Pop is not normal 163.6917 Interval end
    n< 30 6.666667 SE
    T cant be used 2.053749 z
    24 500 n
    90 Confidence level
    25 ME
    99 Confidence level
    ME=Z*SD/sqrt(n) 339.828 SD
    Coeffecient?
    1.645 z value for 90% CL
    25 100 n
    5.62 Mean
    2.5 SD
    95 Confidence level
    1.984217 t
    5.123946 Interval start
    6.116054 Interval end
    0.25 SE
    26 1.2
    0.8
    0.6
    1.1
    1.2
    0.8
    0.95 Mean
    95 Confidence level
    2.570582 t value
    6 n
    0.10247 SE
    0.686594 Interval start
    1.213406 Interval end
    27 40 SD
    90 Confidence level
    173.1856 n??
    ME always take value of
    5
    error from one side
    1.645 z value from table
    28 24.1 Mean
    4.242641 SD
    95 Confidence level
    1.644854 z

    Ans is different when we


    21.77383 Interval start use t value or z value,
    which one to take? It is
    confusing.
    26.42617 Interval end
    9 n
    1.414214 SE
    29 10 n
    157 Median
    163.5 Mean
    6.729785 SD
    38 Range
    95 Confidence level
    1.644854 z value
    159.9995 Interval start Why are values little diff?
    167.0005 Interval end
    2.128145 SE
    30 10 SD
    90 Confidence level
    2 ME
    67.65063 n??
    1.645 z value

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