The following are the weight in pounds of the samples of the content of cans of regular coke and diet coke:
Regular: 0.8192; 0.8150; 0.8163; 0.8211; 0.8181; 0.824
Diet: 0.7773; 0.7758; 0.7896; 0.7868 0.7844 0.7861
For Regular:
Regular | |
count | 6 |
mean | 0.818950 |
sample standard deviation | 0.003272 |
median | 0.818650 |
coefficient of variation (CV) | 0.40% |
confidence interval 95.% lower | 0.815516 |
confidence interval 95.% upper | 0.822384 |
margin of error | 0.003434 |
t(df = 5) | 2.571 |
For Diet:
Diet | |
count | 6 |
mean | 0.783333 |
sample standard deviation | 0.005536 |
median | 0.785250 |
coefficient of variation (CV) | 0.71% |
confidence interval 95.% lower | 0.777524 |
confidence interval 95.% upper | 0.789143 |
margin of error | 0.005810 |
t(df = 5) | 2.571 |
Therefore, the 95% confidence interval is wider for Diet.
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