12 Consider a sample of willingness to donate for a social cause, as below:
x
290
175
100
240
175
13 Find the standard deviation of the above sample:
a. 72.23 b. 49.57 c. 95.7 d. 49.57
14 The margin of error for an interval estimate with 90% level of confidence is,
a. 79.28 b. 85.32 c. 68.87 d. 80.73
15 To obtain a margin of error of $10, what is the minimum number of data to be included in the sample? Use standard deviation of $75 as the planning value. Confidence level still is 90%.
a. 152 b. 208 c. 176 d. 127
13) The standard deviation of the above sample = 72.23
14)
Corresponding to 90% confidence interval and df = n - 1 = 4
the t value = 2.132
Thus margin of error = 2.132*72.23/√5 = 68.87
15)
Here the sample size needs to be high for a margin of error at 90% confidence level.
Thus, from Central Limit Theorem we can assume the sample mean to follow Normal distribution
For 90% confidence interval, the z score = 1.645
-> 10 = 1.645*75/√n
-> n = 152.21 ≈ 152
12 Consider a sample of willingness to donate for a social cause, as below: x 290...
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