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Ebook Elementary Statistics A Brief 6Th Edition Bluman Solutions Manual Full Chapter PDF
Ebook Elementary Statistics A Brief 6Th Edition Bluman Solutions Manual Full Chapter PDF
Ebook Elementary Statistics A Brief 6Th Edition Bluman Solutions Manual Full Chapter PDF
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
4000 hours does not seem reasonable since it EXERCISE SET 7-2
is outside this interval.
1.
18. The characteristics of the t-distribution are:
$3987 1.65ˆ È 630 ‰
50
. $987 It is bell-shaped, symmetrical about the
mean, and never touches the x-axis. The
ˆ
1.65 È630 ‰
50 mean, median, and mode are equal to 0 and
$3840 < . < $4134 are located at the center of the distribution.
The variance is greater than 1. The t-
$3800 would be a reasonable amount to distribution is a family of curves based on
charge for tuition. degrees of freedom. As sample size
increases the t-distribution approaches the
19. normal distribution.
X z !# Ð Ès n ) < . < X z !# Ð Ès n )
61.2 1.96( È7.984 ) < . < 61.2 1.96( È7.984 ) 2.
The degrees of freedom are the number of
61.2 1.69 < . < 61.2 1.69 values free to vary after a sample statistic
59.5 < . < 62.9 has been computed.
20. 3.
&%Þ#
190.7 1.96Ð È $&
Ñ. The t-distribution should be used when 5 is
&%Þ#
190.7 1.96Ð È $&
Ñ unknown.
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
4. 9. continued
a. 2.898 where d. f. œ 17 573.8 77.04 < . < 573.8 77.04
b. 2.074 where d. f. œ 22 496.76 < . < 650.84 or 496.8 < . < 650.8
c. 2.624 where d. f. œ 14 No, 625 homicides would not be unlikely
d. 1.833 where d. f. œ9 since it is within the 99% confidence
e. 2.093 where d. f. œ 19 interval.
5. 10.
X t !2 ( Ès n ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n ) X œ 29.8 s œ 6.2
26.1 (3.250)( È4.210 ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n )
9. 15.
X t !2 ( Ès n ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n ) X t !2 ( Ès n ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n )
573.8 4.032( 46.8
È6 ) < . <
33.2 2.160( È8.314 ) < . <
573.8 4.032( 46.8
È6 )
33.2 2.160( È8.314 )
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
19. 3.
Answers will vary. p^ œ 0.39 q^ œ 0.61
p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq < p < p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq
^^ ^^
20.
X œ 33.5 s œ 27.678 0.39 (1.96)É (0.39)(0.61)
1500
<p<
X t !2 ( Ès n ) < . < X t !2 ( Ès n )
0.39 (1.96)É (0.39)(0.61)
33.5 2.821Ð #(Þ'()
È"! Ñ .
1500
0.39 0.025 < p < 0.39 0.025
33.5 2.821Ð #(Þ'()
È"! Ñ 0.365 < p < 0.415
33.5 24.691 . 33.5 24.691
8.8 . 58.2 4.
p^ œ Xn œ 250
110
œ 0.44
21. q^ œ 1 0.44 œ 0.56
X œ 2.175 s œ 0.585
p^ (z ! ÑÉ p q < p < p^ (z ! ÑÉ p q
^^ ^^
For . > X t !2 ( Ès n ): # n # n
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
5. 10.
p^ œ Xn œ 450
55
œ 0.12 p^ œ Xn œ 200
154
œ 0.77
q^ œ 1 0.12 œ 0.88 q^ œ 1 0.77 œ 0.23
p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq < p < p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq p^ (z ! ÑÉ p q < p < p^ (z ! ÑÉ p q
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^
# n # n
6. 11.
p^ œ 0.317 q^ œ 0.683 p^ œ 0.25 q^ œ 0.75
p^ (z !# ÑÉ n < p < p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq
^ q^
p ^^
(z !# ÑÉ pnq < p < p^ (z ! ÑÉ p q
^^ ^^
p^ # n
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
15. 21.
#
p^ œ 40
200
œ 0.2 q^ œ 0.8 600 œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 0.04
D
“
z! # #
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.2)(0.8)’ 1.96
0.04 “ 600 œ 156.25D#
n œ 384.16 or 385 3.84 œ D#
È3.84 œ 1.96 œ D
If no estimate of the sample proportion is 1.96 corresponds to a 95% degree of
available, use p^ œ 0.5: confidence.
p^ œ 0.5 q^ œ 0.5
z! # # 22.
n œ p^ q^’ # “ œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 1.96 “
E 0.04 #
1015 œ (0.68)(0.32)’ 0.03
D
“
n œ 600.25 or 601
1015 œ 241.78D#
16. 4.198 œ D#
a. p^ œ 0.29 q^ œ 0.71 È4.198 œ 2.05 œ D
z! # # For z œ 2.05, the area under the normal
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.29)(0.71)’ 0.05
1.65
“
curve is 0.9798. Since
n œ 224.2251 or 225 1 0.9798 œ 0.0202, !# œ 0.0202. Then
! œ 0.0404 or 4%, and
b. p^ œ 0.5 q^ œ 0.5 100% 4% œ 96%. Thus, 2.05
z! # #
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 1.65
0.05 “ corresponds to a 96% degree of confidence.
n œ 272.25 or 273
EXERCISE SET 7-4
17.
1.
a. p^ œ 0.25 q^ œ 0.75
z! # # ;#
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.25)(0.75)’ 0.03
1.96
“
n œ 800.33 or 801 2.
The variable must be normally distributed.
b. p^ œ 0.5 q^ œ 0.5
z! # # 3.
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 1.96
0.03 “ ;#left ;#right
n œ 1067.11 or 1068 a. 3.816 21.920
b. 10.117 30.144
18. c. 13.844 41.923
a. p^ œ 0.5 q^ œ 0.5 d. 0.412 16.750
z! # #
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 0.055
1.96
“ e. 26.509 55.758
n œ 317.48 or 318
4.
(n1)s# (n1)s#
19. #
;right
5# #
;left
p^ œ 0.5 q^ œ 0.5
z! # 23(4.8)# 23(4.8)#
n œ p^ q^’ # “
E 35.172
< 5# < 13.091
#
n œ (0.5)(0.5)’ 0.025
1.65
“ 15.1 < 5 # < 40.5
n œ 1089 3.9 < 5 < 6.4
Yes. The lifetimes seem to be somewhat
20. consistent; deviation is between 3.9 and 6.4
z! # months.
n œ p^ q^’ E# “
#
n œ (0.27)(0.73)’ 1.96 5.
0.02 “ (n1)s# (n1)s#
#
;right
5# #
;left
n œ 1892.9 or 1893
16(10.1)# 16(10.1)#
28.845
< 5# < 6.908
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
1.
23(2.3)# 23(2.3)#
35.172
< 5# < 13.091 X œ 19.63 is the point estimate of ..
X z !# Ð Ès n ) < . < X z !# Ð Ès n )
3.5 < 5 # < 9.3
1.9 < 5 < 3.0 19.63 1.65( 18.73
È30 ) < . <
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
2. continued 8.
7.5 1.96( È0.8
"500
) < . < 7.5 1.96( È0.8
"500
) p^ œ 0.42 q^ œ 0.58
3.
z! 5 # # 0.42 1.96É (0.42)(0.58) <p<
nœ’ “ œ ’ 1.65(80)
25 “
2
1500
n œ (5.28)# œ 27.88 or 28
0.42 1.96(0.013) < p < 0.42 1.96(0.013)
12.
0.44 1.96É (0.44)(0.56) <P<
1004 p^ œ 0.73 q^ œ 0.27
0.44 1.96É (0.44)(0.56)
1004
z! # #
n œ p^ q^’ E# “ œ (0.73)(0.27)’ 0.03
1.96
“
0.44 0.0307 < p < 0.44 0.0307
n œ 841.3 or 842
0.409 < p < 0.471
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
13. 6.36
(n1)s# (n1)s# $121.60 1.65( È )<.<
#
;right
5# #
;left
36
6.36
$121.60 1.65( È 36
)
(181)(0.29)# (181)(0.29)#
< 5# <
30.191 7.564 $119.85 < . < $123.35
0.05 < 5 # < 0.19 13.
0.22 < 5 < 0.44 X œ $44.80 is the point estimate for ..
Yes; it seems that there is a large standard X t !# Ð Ès n ) < . < X t !# Ð Ès n )
deviation.
3.53
14. $44.80 2.093( È 20
)<.<
(n1)s# (n1)s# 3.53
#
;right
5# #
;left
$44.80 2.093( È 20
)
(221)(2.6)
< 5# < (221)(2.6) $43.15 < . < $46.45
35.479 10.283
16. 15.
(n1)s#
# 5 # (n1)s#
#
X t !# Ð Ès n ) < . < X t !# Ð Ès n )
;right ;left
(111)(8.4885)#
< 5# < (111)(8.4885)# 48.6 2.262( È4.110 ) < . < 48.6 2.262( È4.110 )
25.188 2.156
1. True 16
438 3.499( È 16
) < . < 438 3.499( È )
8 8
2. True
3. False, it is consistent if, as sample size
418 < . < 458
increases, the estimator approaches the
parameter being estimated.
17.
4. True
X t !# Ð Ès n ) < . < X t !# Ð Ès n )
5. b
6. a
7. b
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Chapter 7 - Confidence Intervals and Sample Size
18.
z! 5 # # 49.4 < 5 # < 156.8
nœ’ 2
E “ œ ’ 2.58(2.6)
0.5 “ 7 < 5 < 13
n œ 179.98 or 180
25.
(n1)s# (n1)s#
19. #
;right
5# #
;left
z! 5 # #
nœ’ 2
E “ œ ’ 1.65(900)
300 “
26(6.8)# 26(6.8)#
n œ 24.5 or 25 38.885 < 5# < 15.379
26.
p^ œ 0.43 q^ œ 0.57 (n1)s#
5# (n1)s#
#
;right #
;left
21.
p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq < p < p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq
^^ ^^
22.
p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq < p < p^ (z !# ÑÉ pnq
^^ ^^
23.
z! #
n œ p^ q^’ E# “
#
n œ (0.15)(0.85)’ 1.96
0.03 “
n œ 544.22 or 545
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