This is for a stats chapter called through the meaning of CI. That is Confidence Intervals. I do not know how to do this, and I would like some help.
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How does changing the sample size affect confidence intervals? Explain
Confidence intervals are a way to make predictions about entire populations using a random sample. Suppose you do not know the value for a certain population mean, such as the average miles per gallon for some new brand of car. You don’t have the data for every single car of this new brand, so you can’t calculate the population mean. However, you can try to estimate it. What value is the point estimate for the population mean? Describe, in your...
Consider the use of confidence intervals in health sciences . How could I use confidence intervals to help solve a problem in the operating room
Answer each regarding confidence intervals. i Increasing the confidence level, while holding the 3. sample size the same, will do what to the length of your confidence interval? (2 pts) a. makes it larger b. makes it smaller c. it will stay the same d. cannot be determined from the given information ii. Inereasing the sample size, while holding the confidence level the same, will do what to the ength of your confidence interval? (2 pts) a. make it bigger...
Activity Four: Confidence Intervals – Sigma unknown Suppose it takes, on average, 10 days to deliver a computer to a customer. This statistic was generated from observing 100 deliveries. The population standard deviation is unknown, but from your observation of 100 deliveries, you calculate the sample standard deviation to be 2 days. The shipping manager would like to construct a 95% and 99% confidence interval (CI) estimate of delivery time. You estimate the mean delivery time to fall between ___...
Can someone help me this is a review guide for my statistics final and i need help on how do i do these stuff interpret StatCrunch results to determine confidence intervals for a population proportion for a given significance level. interpret the confidence interval for a population proportion. interpret StatCrunch results to determine confidence intervals for a population mean for a given significance level. interpret the confidence interval for a population mean.
What was the t-statistic? -5.221 [1 point] What were the confidence intervals? -.846, -.379 [1 point] What was the p-value? 0 [1 point] PASTE YOUR SPSS OUTPUT HERE! [2 points] Paired Samples Test Paired Differences t df Sig. (2-tailed) Mean Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean 95% Confidence Interval of the Difference Lower Upper Pair 1 I like statistics! - Hypothetical posttest data on participants rating of how much they like stats -.612 1.049 .117 -.846 -.379 -5.221 79 .000 4....
Using confidence intervals to determine how many samples you’ll need to collect so the average voltage will be within the desired accuracy. This will take some assumptions and some work. So, here goes: The confidence interval (CI) equation is: Assume that the voltage you are measuring has a true mean (of course we don’t know the actual mean or true value, but that’s OK) of approximately 1 volt. Next, suppose you desire to know your average () vs “true” value...
Many companies marketing department use confidence intervals when estimating their future sales. A business decision that would or should be made using confidence intervals is a t-shirt company . They sells only all plain white T-shirts. The t-shirt company knows that they will sell more large t-shirts, than any other T-shirt sizes. How do they know how to many size large , x-large , xx large , or xxx large shirts to stock. What data do they need to do...
by confidence intervals, normal distributed data, known variance Equation 1: If is the sample mean of a random sample of size n from a normal population with known variance o2, a 100 (1- a)% CI on u is given by HIZa/2 n SHST+/2 Vn is the upper 100g percentage point of the standard normal distribution. a/2 where 17. If the sample size n is doubled, by how much is the length of the CI on u in Equation 1 reduced?...
I've got a couple questions pertaining to scenarios involving this question: Construct 90% confidence intervals for the true average wait time for customers at both the Hialeah and Miami Gardens offices. Analyze the results and indicate which office is better in terms of average customer wait time. The resulting intervals are found with a t score Hialeah: (20.947, 25.053) Miami: (17.092, 22.908) The professor said: "The CI overlaps so it cannot be said that one office better than the other"...