Bank A:
Sample Size, n= 10
Sample Standard Deviation, s= 0.5754
Confidence Level, CL= 0.95
Degrees of Freedom, DF=n-1 = 9
alpha, α=1-CL= 0.05
alpha/2 , α/2= 0.025
Lower Chi-Square Value= χ²1-α/2 =
2.700
Upper Chi-Square Value= χ²α/2 =
19.023
confidence interval for std dev is
lower bound= √[(n-1)s²/χ²α/2] = √(9*0.5754² /
19.0228)= 0.40
upper bound= √[(n-1)s²/χ²1-α/2] = √(9*0.5754² /
2.7004)= 1.05
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Bank B:
Sample Size, n= 10
Sample Standard Deviation, s= 1.8394
Confidence Level, CL= 0.95
Degrees of Freedom, DF=n-1 = 9
alpha, α=1-CL= 0.05
alpha/2 , α/2= 0.025
Lower Chi-Square Value= χ²1-α/2 =
2.700
Upper Chi-Square Value= χ²α/2 =
19.023
confidence interval for std dev is
lower bound= √[(n-1)s²/χ²α/2] = √(9*1.8394² /
19.0228)= 1.27
upper bound= √[(n-1)s²/χ²1-α/2] = √(9*1.8394² /
2.7004)= 3.36
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