(36) Estimators are used in two different ways: point estimation and confidence estimation.
(1) True.
(2) False.
(37) Which of the statements about large-sample estimation is correct?
(1) An estimator should be unbiased and the spread (as measured by the mean) should be as small as possible.
(2) The distance between an estimate and the true value of the statistic is called the error of estimation.
(3) The 95% Margin of error is: 1.96 x Standard error of the estimator.
(4) A good confidence interval is as wide as possible.
Problem H: A study has been undertaken related to Highschool Students and Information
Technology. A random sample of 250 students showed that 85 of them owned a laptop.
(38) Refer to Problem H. Estimate the proportion of all students who own a laptop.
(1) 0.034
(3) 0.34
(2) 0.5
(4) 0.85
(39) Refer to Problem H. Calculate the 95% margin of error for your estimate.
(1) 0.049
(3) 0.070
(2) 0.059
(4) 0.073
(40) Refer to Problem H. Calculate a 90% confidence interval for the population proportion p
of students who own a laptop.
(1) 0.34 ± 0.049
(3) 0.34 ± 0.059
(2) 85 ± 0.0049
(4) 85 ± 0.059
Ans 36 ) True
Ans 37) option 3 is correct because z at 95% is 1.96
and margin of error = 1.96* standard error
using excel>addin>phstat>confidence interval
we have
Confidence Interval Estimate for the Proportion | |
Data | |
Sample Size | 250 |
Number of Successes | 85 |
Confidence Level | 90% |
Intermediate Calculations | |
Sample Proportion | 0.34 |
Z Value | -1.6449 |
Standard Error of the Proportion | 0.0300 |
Interval Half Width | 0.0493 |
Confidence Interval | |
Interval Lower Limit | 0.2907 |
Interval Upper Limit | 0.3893 |
Ans 38) option 3 is true
Ans 39) option 2 is true
Ans 40 ) option 1 is true
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