A biologist wishes to estimate the effect of an antibiotic on the growth of a particular bacterium by examining the mean amount of bacteria present per plate of culture when a fixed amount of the antibiotic is applied. Suppose he estimates that s = 10 cm2 and that he has a sample size of 35 with sample mean equal to 110 cm2.
(a) What is the standard error of the sample mean?
b) What is the the t* value needed to construct a 98% confidence interval for the mean?
c) Let μ denote the population mean amount of bacteria present per plate of culture. Calculate the 98% confidence interval for μ.
A biologist wishes to estimate the effect of an antibiotic on the growth of a particular...
A biologist wishes to estimate the effect of an antibiotic on the growth of a particular bacterium by examining the mean amount of bacteria present per plate of culture when a fixed amount of the antibiotic is applied. Suppose he estimates that s = 14 cm2 and that he has a sample size of 35 with sample mean equal to 110 cm2. Assume all conditions are met. (a) What is the the t* value needed to construct a 99% confidence...
part a:
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2.19
2.728
2.73
2.44
2.14
2.13
part b:
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(108.005, 119.995)
(108, 120)
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A biologist wishes to estimate the effect of an antibiotic on the growth of a particular bacterium by examining the mean amount of bacteria present per plate of culture when a fixed amount of the antibiotic is applied. Suppose he estimates that s 13 cm2 and that he has a sample size of...
A researcher wishes to study whether an antibiotic will inhibit the growth of bacteria in a culture. The researcher inserts the antibiotic into 40 cultures and finds that 30 have reduced growth. A control group of 40 cultures is not given the antibiotic, and 10 of these have reduced growth. Find the margin of error for a 99% confidence interval of the difference in proportion of antibiotic and non-antibiotic cultures.
by examining the mean amount of bacteria present per plate of culture when a fixed amount of the antiblotic is applied. Previous exper with the antiblotic on this type of bacteria Indicates that the standard deviation of the amount of bacteria present is approximately 19 cm2 Use this to determi e the nur ber of obervations (cultures that must be developed and then tested) to estimate the mean amount of bacteria present, using a 99% confidence interval with a half...
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