Summary data on daily caffeine consumption for a sample of adult women is the following: n = 36, = 215 mg. Assume the population is normally distributed with standard deviation is σ = 12 mg.
What sample size would you need to estimate the mean caffeine consumption within 4 milligrams with 95% confidence?
Solution :
Z/2 = Z0.025 = 1.96
sample size = n = [Z/2* / E] 2
n = [1.96 * 12 / 4 ]2
n = 34.57
Sample size = n = 35
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