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    Chapter 8 Group G1

    Roll No. Members


    20F220 MR.G P GOKUL
    20F208 MS.ANJALI SURESH
    20F263 MS.VAISHALI MISHRA
    20F255 MR.S
    SIRAGIRI VELAN
    20F258 MR.STEVE PRANAV
    20F219 MR.GAURAV SHARMA

    11.

    Degrees of freedom = 16

    a) P(t>2.120) = 1 – P(t<2.120) = 0.025

    b) P(t<1.337) = 0.90

    c) P (t< -1.746) = 0.049

    d) P(t>2.583) = 1-P(t<2.583) = 0.011

    e) P(-2.120<t<2.120) = 0.95

    f) P(-1.746<t<1.746) = 0.90

    12.

    a) Degrees of freedom = 12

    t = 2.17881

    b) Degrees of freedom = 50
    t= -1.67591

    c) Degrees of freedom = 30

    t= 2.45726

    d) Degree of freedom = 25
    =
    rea lies between t values of -1.708 and 1.708

    e) Degree of freedom = 45
    =
    Area lies between t values of -2.014 and 2.014.

    13)

    a) 𝑥̅ = ∑ 𝑥 / n = 80/8 =10

    b) S = sqrt (84/7) = 3.464

    c) =
    Margin of error = t()s/sqrt(n) =
    =2.365*3.464/sqrt(8)
    Margin of error =2.9
    d) Interval = 10±2.9
    Interval = 7.1 to 12.9

    14)

    N=54, 𝑥̅ = 22.5, s=4.4


    Degree of freedom = 53

    a) t ()=
    Interval = ±sqrt (54)
    Interval = 21.5 to 23.5

    b) t ()= 
    Interval= ±sqrt (54)
    Interval = 21.3 to 23.7

    c) t()= 
    Interval = 22.5±2.671*4.4/sqrt (54)
    Interval = 20.9 to 24.1

    d) As confidence level is increased, the margin of error increases and the interval also gets
    wider.

    15.

    n = 65

    sample mean = 19.5

    Sample SD= 5.2

    a. 90% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval= 19.5±sqrt (65)


    Interval = 18.425 to 20.57
    b. 95% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval= 19.5±sqrt (65)


    Interval = 18.21 to 20.79

    16.

    n = 40

    sample mean = 9.70625

    Sample SD= 7.980523

    b.95% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval=9.70625±sqrt (40)
    Interval = 7.12-12.29
    c. 95% interval

    sample mean = 3.885

    Sample SD= 1.619

    d.95% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval=3.885±sqrt (40)

    Interval = 3.4 to 4.4

    17.Given

    n = 50

    sample mean = 6.34

    Sample SD= 2.163

    95% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval=6.34±sqrt (50)
    Interval = 5.64-7.03

    18.Given:

    n = 40

    sample mean = 22

    Sample SD= 11.89


    95% Confidence Level

    t ()= 

    Interval = 18.14-25.85

    19 Given:

    a) SD =6.827
    Sample=42
    Sample mean =40

    Margin of error =2.01954*(6.83/sqrt(42))


    =2.127474
    b) ME =2.127474
    Interval =30.532526 to 34.787474
    c) The expense for food is more in Tokyo

    20)

    ̅ = 2551
    a) 𝒙
    b) Interval = 2551±140.8

    Interval = 2410.2 to 2691.8

    c) No, 95% confidence interval does not include national average. Michigan has a higher
    premium than the national average.

    21) 𝑥̅ = 71

    Interval = 71 ± 10.46

    Interval = 60.54 to 81.46

    22) 𝑥̅ = 23,100

    s = 3981.895

    a) Interval = 23,100±1486.697
    Interval = 21613.303 to 24586.697

    b) Mean number of customers = 23100/8.11 = 2848


    c) Total Number of customers = 4080 * 2848 = 11619840
    Total Box office ticket sales = 94236902.4
    23.Given:

    E=10

    SD=40

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    n = 1.962*402/102

    =61.46

    Sample size =62

    24.Given

    A. SD=36/4=9

    Planning value=9

    b.E=3

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    n = 1.962*92/32= 34.6

    Sample size =35

    c. .E=2

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    n = 1.962*92/22= 77.79

    Sample size =78


    25.Given:

    a)E=1.5

    SD=6.84

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    n = 1.962*6.842/1.52

    =79.88

    Sample size =80

    b) E=2

    SD=6.84

    Confidence Interval=90%

    zα/2=1.645

    n = 1.6452*6.842/22

    =31.64

    Sample size =32 days

    26. Given:

    a)E=.1

    SD=.25

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96
    n = 1.962*.252/.12 =24.009

    Sample size =25

    b)E=.07

    n = 1.962*.252/.072 =49

    Sample size =49

    C)E=.05

    n = 1.962*.252/.052 =96.04

    Sample size =97

    27. Given:

    Interval= 30000$ to 45000$

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    Range = 15000$

    SD= 15000/4=3750

    a.E=500

    n = 1.962*37502/5002 =216.09

    Sample size =217


    b.E=200

    n = 1.962*37502/2002 =1350.563

    Sample size =1351

    c.E=100

    n = 1.962*37502/1002 =5402.25

    Sample size =5403

    d) Yes, Smaller Margin of error so greater precision

    28.Given

    a)E=3

    SD=25

    Confidence Interval=90%

    zα/2=1.645

    n = 1.6452*252/32 =187.9184

    Sample size =188

    b) E=3

    SD=25

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96
    n = 1.962*252/32 =266.778

    Sample size =267

    c)E=3

    SD=25

    Confidence Interval=99%

    zα/2=2.576

    n = 2.5762*252/32 =460.82

    Sample size =461

    d) Increasing confidence level increases the sample size.We wont recommend larger sample
    size

    29.Given:

    E=75

    SD=240

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    n = 1.962*2402/752 =39.33

    Sample size =40

    b.E= 60

    n = 1.962*2402/602 =61.4656

    Sample size =62


    30)

    Given:

    Interval= 10300-7900

    Confidence Interval=95%

    zα/2=1.96

    Range = 2400$

    E=100

    n = 1.962*24002/1002 =1537

    Sample size =1537

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