A survey is done to check how much time students actually spend working on the course outside the class. 29 randomly selected students are asked: "How many hours of schoolwork do you do outside of class for each hour in class?" The sample mean of the 29 respondents is 1.2 hours with a standard deviation of 0.24 hours.
1. What is the standard error of the sample mean x¯x¯? [answer to 3 decimal places]
2. Suppose μμ denotes the population mean hours students spend
outside class. Which of the following options gives the formula for
99% confidence interval for μμ?
a. x¯∓1.7×s.e.(x¯)x¯∓1.7×s.e.(x¯)
b. x¯∓2.76×s.e.(x¯)x¯∓2.76×s.e.(x¯)
c. x¯∓2.47×s.e.(x¯)x¯∓2.47×s.e.(x¯)
d. x¯∓2.05×s.e.(x¯)x¯∓2.05×s.e.(x¯)
e. x¯∓1.31×s.e.(x¯)x¯∓1.31×s.e.(x¯)
3. What is the margin of error of the 99% confidence interval of μμ? [answer to 3 decimal places]
4. The students are advised at the start of the semester that
they are supposed to spend 2 hours working outside of class for
each hour in class. Based on the above 99% confidence interval for
μμ are the students working less than the suggested hours?
a. no, because the 99% confidence interval for μμ is not entirely
below 2
b. yes, because the entire 99% confidence interval for μμ is below
2
c. yes, because μ<2μ<2
d. yes, because x¯<2x¯<2
1)
standard errror of mean = | sx=s/√n= | 0.045 |
2)
b. x¯∓2.76×s.e
3)
margin of error of the 99% confidence interval of μ =2.76*0.045 =0.124 ( please try 0.123 if this comes wrong due to rounding error)
4)
b. yes, because the entire 99% confidence interval for μμ is below 2
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