The technology committee at a college has stated that the average time spent by students per lab visit has increased, and the increase supports the need for increased lab fees. To substantiate this claim, the committee randomly samples 12 student lab visits and notes the amount of time spent using the computer. The times are given in the accompanying table.
Time (min.) |
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74 |
73 |
|
67 |
78 |
|
77 |
146 |
|
60 |
58 |
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65 |
5 |
|
66 |
57 |
The previous mean amount of time spent using the lab computer was 63 minutes. Find a 95% confidence interval for the true mean. Make a conclusion about the claim. If there are outliers, find intervals with and without the outliers present.
The 95% confidence interval including any outliers that may exist is (____,____) minutes.
(Round to one decimal place as needed.)
The technology committee at a college has stated that the average time spent by students per...
The technology committee at a college has stated that the average time spent by students per lab visit has increased, and the increase supports the need for increased lab fees. To substantiate this claim, the committee randomly samples 12 student lab visits and notes the amount of time spent using the computer. The times are given in the accompanying table. Time(min) 55,57,54,55,60,66,57,50,141,78,5,65 The previous mean amount of time spent using the lab computer was 55 minutes. Find a 95% confidence...
The technology committee at a college has stated that the average time spent by students per lab visit has increased, and the increase supports the need for increased lab fees. To substantiate this claim, the committee randomly samples 12 student lab visits and notes the amount of time spent using the computer. The times are given in the accompanying table. Complete parts (a) and (b) below. EClick the icon to view the table of lab times. a) Plot the data....
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