"Given a sample of 12, with a mean of=10 StdDev =2. Construct the 95% Confidence interval. Lower end ___higher end ____ (Just enter the numbers in the spaces provided, round to 2 decimal places. Example of answer: Lower end 1.11, higher end 2.22 )"
Solution-
The 95% confidence interval for mean is-
Lower end- 8.73 , Higher end- 11.27
◆ Calculation-
"Given a sample of 12, with a mean of=10 StdDev =2. Construct the 95% Confidence interval....
Given a sample of 12, with a mean of=10 StdDev =2. Construct the 95% Confidence interval. Lower end higher end (ust enter the numbers in the spaces provided, round to 2 decimal places. Example of answer: 'Lower end 1.11, higher end 2.22)
QUESTION 3 5 points Save Answer Given a sample of 12, with a mean of=10 Std Dev =2. Construct the 95% Confidence interval. Lower end higher end (ust enter the numbers in the spaces provided, round to 2 decimal places. Example of answer: Lower end 1.11, higher end 2.22)
Given a sample of 12 with a mean of 10 and a StdDev of 2. Construct the 95 Confidence interval. Lower end? Higher end?
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