In: Statistics and Probability
The 99% confidence interval for the mean, calculated from a sample of size n = 10 is 0.9390859 ≤ μ ≤ 5.460914 . Determine the sample mean X ¯ = (round to the first decimal place). Assuming that the data is normally distributed, determine the sample standard deviation s = (round to the first decimal place)
confidence interval is
lower limit = 0.9390859
upper limit= 5.460914
sample mean = (lower limit+upper limit)/2= (
0.9390859 + 5.460914 ) / 2
= 3.2
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margin of error = (upper limit-lower limit)/2= (
5.460914 - 0.9390859 ) / 2
= 2.26091405
margin of error ,E = critical value(*s/√n )
α= 0.01
n= 10
critical value= 3.25
std dev = E*√n/critical value=
2.2