24.
The mean monthly expenditure on gasoline per household in Middletown is determined by selecting a random sample of 100 households. The sample mean is $115, with a sample standard deviation of $38. What is the upper bound of a 80% confidence interval for the mean monthly expenditure on gasoline per household in Middletown?
$118.42
$116.38
$121.66
- $149.20
$119.87
25.
You estimated the average rental cost of a 2 bedroom apartment in Denton. A random sample of 16 apartments was taken. The sample mean is $ 800 with a known standard deviation of $ 160. The Error for this calculation, using a 95 % Cl is $78.40. You decide you cannot have this large an error and want to reduce the error to $ 60. What size sample should you take?
28
25
37
33 .
40
24:
Here we have
Degree of freedom: df=n-1=37
The critica value for upper tail 80% confidence interval using excel "=TINV(0.20,99)" is 1.290.
The upper bound is
Last option is correct.
The mean monthly expenditure on gasoline per household in Middletown is determined by selecting a random sample of 100 households
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