1.
(d)
α=0.05
Critical Z=Z1−α/2=1.96
(e)
Mean = (11.54 + 10.88 + 11.12 + 10.58 + 11.1 + 11.68 + 11.78 +
10.99 + 11.04 + 10.5 + 10.97)/11
= 122.18/11
Mean = 11.107
(f)
Standard Deviation σ = √(1/11 - 1) x ((11.54 -
11.1073)2 + (10.88 - 11.1073)2 + (11.12 -
11.1073)2 + (10.58 - 11.1073)2 + (11.1 -
11.1073)2 + (11.68 - 11.1073)2 + (11.78 -
11.1073)2 + (10.99 - 11.1073)2 + (11.04 -
11.1073)2 + (10.5 - 11.1073)2 + (10.97 -
11.1073)2)
= √(1/10) x ((0.4327)2 + (-0.2273)2 +
(0.012699999999999)2 + (-0.5273)2 +
(-0.0073000000000008)2 + (0.5727)2 +
(0.6727)2 + (-0.1173)2 +
(-0.067300000000001)2 + (-0.6073)2 +
(-0.1373)2)
= √(0.1) x ((0.1872) + (0.0517) + (0.0002) + (0.278) + (0.0001) +
(0.328) + (0.4525) + (0.0138) + (0.0045) + (0.3688) +
(0.0189))
= √(0.1) x 1.7036
= √0.1704
Standard Deviation σ = 0.413
(g)
Standard Error = σ√n
= 0.4127√11
= 0.41273.3166
Standard Error = 0.124
(h)
α=0.05
Critical Z=Z1−α/2=1.96
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