A distance between two points is measured 5 times. Each measurement is independent and made with...
A distance between two points is
measured 5 times. Each measurement is independent and made with the
same precision. The sample mean (
) and standard deviation (s)
are calculated from the measurements and given as follows:
Construct the confidence interval for the population variance at a 90% confidence level.
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The
number of steps to cover the same distance was measured for 31
randomly chosen people. The sample mean is x = 3540 steps and the
sample standard deviation is s = 708 steps. assume distribution to
be normal.
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