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Exercise 6.

Worked-Out Answers to Self-Check Exercises


SC 6-1 Starting at the top of the third column and choosing the last 4 digits of the
numbers in that column gives the following sample (reading across rows):
892 1652 2963 2913 3181 9348 4959

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7712 8136 9659 2526 6988 1781
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8559 2204 4339 6299 3397
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SC 6-2 Stratified sampling is more appropriate in this case because there appear
to be two very dissimilar groups, which probably have smaller variation
within each group than between groups.

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Exercise 6.3

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SC 6-3 No. The mean of a sample usually does not exactly equal the population
mean because of sampling error.
SC 6-4 The information gathered concerns mean flossings per day for groups of
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50 patients, not for single patients, so it is a sample from the sampling


distribution of the mean of samples of size 50 drawn from the patient
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population. It is not a sample from the patient population.


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Exercise 6.4
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SC 6-5 (a) n  25   98.6   17.2 
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P(92 < < 102)  P


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 P(–1.92 < z < 0.99)  0.4726 + 0.3389  0.8115

(b) n  36 

P(92 < < 102)  P


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 P(–2.30 < z < 1.18)  0.4893 + 0.3810  0.8703
SC 6-6 The sample size of 50 is large enough to use the central limit theorem.

  112   56 n  50 

(a) P( < 100)  P


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(b) P(100 < < 130)  P


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 P(–1.52 < z < 2.27)  0.4357 + 0.4884 + 0.9241

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SC 6-7 N  125   105 s  17 n  64
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 P(1.68 < z < 2.68)  0.4963 – 0.4535  0.0428


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SC 6-8 (a)   1.25 n  36


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       P( 2.4  z  2.4)  0.4918  0.4918  0.9836

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 P( 2.33  z  2.33)

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Hence, 2.33    0.4 n and n  (2.33/0.4)2  33.93.
1.25/ n

She should sample at least 34 households.

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ANSWERS TO CHAPTER CONCEPTS TESTS

Chapter 6

1. T 16. T 31. d

2. F 17. T 32. e

3. F 18. T 33. d

4. F 19. T 34. d

5. T 20. F 35. d

6. T 21. T 36. b

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7. T 22. d 37. sample

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8. F 23. b 38. sampling fraction

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9. T 24. e 39. statistical inference

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11. T 26. d 41. stratified

12. F 27. b 42. systematic


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13. T 28. a 43. Precision


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14. F 29. c 44. clusters

15. F 30. b 45. sample proportions


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