A university dean randomly selected 200 students and found that 102 of them were receiving financial aid.
a) Calculate the 80% confidence interval for the true rate of students who receive financial aid. Interpret the result.
b) Calculate the 90% confidence interval for the true rate of students who do not receive financial aids. Interpret the result.
c) How large a sample size needed with 95% confidence to estimate the true rate of students who receive financial aid within 0.05.
d) You will need to collect a smaller sample size if the dean: (choose one)
a | Increases the confidence level. |
b | Decreases the sampling error. |
c | Increases the sampling error. |
d | None of these. |
a)
b)
from above 90% CI:
for 90 % CI value of z= | 1.645 | |||
margin of error E=z*std error = | 0.058 | |||
lower confidence bound=sample proportion-margin of error | 0.452 | |||
Upper confidence bound=sample proportion+margin of error | 0.568 |
c)
here margin of error E = | 0.050 | |
for95% CI crtiical Z = | 1.960 | |
estimated proportion=p= | 0.510 | |
required sample size n = | p*(1-p)*(z/E)2= | 384.00 |
d)
Increases the sampling error.
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