Answer)
As the population s.d is known we can use standard normal z table to estimate the answers
A)
First we need to find the area in each tail
= (100-98)/2 = 1%
From z table, P(z<-2.33) = P(z>2.33) = 1%
So, critical.value is 2.33
2)
Standard error = s.d/√n = 1.6/√49 = 0.22857142857 = 0.23
C)
Sample mean = 2.8
sample size. n = 49 Refer to the description of Problem 1 in the exam document...
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