Part 1 | ||
Standard error formula |
Standard
deviation (number of items )^1/2 |
|
Standard error |
2 (40 )^1/2 |
|
Standard error | 0.316227766 | |
Part 2 | ||
Margin of error formula | (Standard deviation)/((number of items )^1/2)* Z | |
Confidence level | 95% | |
Z value at 95 % | 1.96 | Value obtained from the confidence table |
=(2/(40^(1/2)))*1.96 | ||
Margin of error | 0.619806421 | |
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