A researcher wants to estimate the average number of days/week UNBC students engage in physical exercises in response to a national fitness magazine article suggesting that the average student in Canada does not engage in physical exercises. She is planning to select a simple random sample of students using the list of currently enrolled students at UNBC after receiving approval from the Research Ethics Board. Assuming the researcher took a sample of 50 participants and observed a sample average engagement in physical exercise as 2.5/ week, find the 99% confidence interval of this estimate if the population standard deviation is 1.5.
Select one: a. 1.42 to 4.21 b. 1.95 to 3.05 c. 2.08 to 2.92 d. 2.15 to 2.85
A researcher wants to estimate the average number of days/week UNBC students engage in physical exercises...
A researcher wants to estimate the average number of days/week UNBC students engage in physical exercises in response to a national fitness magazine article suggesting that the average student in Canada does not engage in physical exercises. She is planning to select a simple random sample of students using the list of currently enrolled students at UNBC after receiving approval from the Research Ethics Board. Assuming the researcher took a sample of 50 participants and observed a sample average engagement...
A researcher wants to estimate the average number of days/week UNBC students engage in physical exercises in response to a national fitness magazine article suggesting that the average student in Canada does not engage in physical exercises. She is planning to select a simple random sample of students using the list of currently enrolled students at UNBC after receiving approval from the Research Ethics Board. Assuming the researcher took a sample of 50 participants and observed a sample average engagement...
. An educational researcher sought to estimate the average number of close friends that students on a particular campus made during their first year of school. Questioning a random sample of 50 students completing their freshman year, he finds a sample mean of 3 close friends. Assume the population standard deviation is 1. Construct a 95 percent confidence interval to estimate the mean number of close friends made by the population of college students during their first year on campus....
A researcher wants to estimate how many hours per week students who love off campus spend driving to campus. A simple random sample of 84 students had a mean of 5.0 hours of driving. Construct and interpret a 90% confidence interval for the mean number of hours a student drives per week. Assume the population standard deviation is known to be 0.3 hours per week.
A professor at a university wants to estimate the average number of hours of sleep students get during exam week. On the first day of exams, she asked 27 students how many hours they had slept the night before. The average of the sample was 3.79 with a standard deviation of 1.224. When estimating the average amount of sleep with a 99% confidence interval, what is the margin of error? 1) 0.3549 2) 0.6546 3) 0.5839 4) 0.2356 5) 0.6527