After collecting a random sample of 101 individuals living in Arizona, you determine that the 95% confidence interval for the mean income is (60,224; 72,515). What was the standard deviation of income for the sample?
Hint: you'll need to find the critical value for t using a t-table
Round your answer to four decimal places.
sample mean = ( upper + lower)bound/2
= ( 72515 + 60224)/2
= 66369.5
margin of error = ( upper - lower)bound/2
= ( 72515 - 60224)/2
= 6145.5
MArgin of error = t *SE
t value at 95% = 1.984
6145.5 = 1.984 *Se
SE = 3097.5302
SE = s/sqrt(n)
3097.5302 = s/sqrt(101)
std.deviation = 308.2158
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