You collect a sample of 188 randomly selected Wyomingites who
married recently and ask them the cost of their wedding. The
average amount is $34,575. According to the AWS the standard
deviation is $15,009.
Provide a 87% confidence interval for the average cost of a wedding
in Wyoming.
Use 2 decimal places.
Solutio,
Given that,
Point estimate = sample mean =
= $ 34575
Population standard deviation =
= $ 15009
Sample size = n = 188
At 87% confidence level
= 1 - 87%
= 1 - 0.87 =0.13
/2
= 0.065
Z/2
= Z0.065 = 1.514
Margin of error = E = Z/2
* (
/
n)
= 1.514 * ( 15009 / 188
)
= 1657.29
At 87% confidence interval estimate of the population mean is,
±
E
34575 ± 1657.29
( $ 32917.71, $36232.29 )
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