Here, we have given that,
X: daily income of parking garage
n= Number of weekdays=43
= sample mean =$ 128
S= sample standard deviation= $ 12
Now, we want to find the 99%
confidence interval for population mean (mean daily income this
parking garage
The formula is as follows,
Where
E=Margin of error =
Now,
Degrees of freedom = n-1 = 43-1=42
c=confidence level =0.99
=level of
significance=1-c=1-0.99=0.01
and we know that confidence interval is always two-tailed
t-critical = 2.698 ( using EXCEL =TINV(probability =0.01, D.F=42)
Now,
=
=4.937
We get the 99% confidence interval
for the population mean
The 99% confidence interval for the mean daily income is ($ 123.06, $ 132.94)
Interpretation:
There are 99% confidence that the mean daily income will always fall in the interval
i.e. here option B is correct.
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