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There are 180 primary schools in a country area having an average of 30 or more...

There are 180 primary schools in a country area having an average of 30 or more people under the age of 21 per class. A sample of 30 schools drawn using systematic sampling with an interval of k = 6.

Serial number

1

2

3

4

5

6

   7

8

9

10

No. of students

60

200

45

50

40

79

35

41

30

120

Serial number

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

No. of students

300

65

111

120

200

42

51

67

32

40

Serial number

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

No. of students

46

55

250

100

63

90

47

82

31

50

  1. Estimate total number of students.
  2. Estimate average number of students per farm.
  3. The variance of the sample mean of students per farm.
  4. 95% confidence interval for the total number of students.

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Serial number x ( x - x¯) ( x - x¯)²
1 60 -24.73 611.5729
2 200 115.27 13287.1729
3 45 -39.73 1578.4729
4 50 -34.73 1206.1729
5 40 -44.73 2000.7729
6 79 -5.73 32.8329
7 35 -49.73 2473.0729
8 41 -43.73 1912.3129
9 30 -54.73 2995.3729
10 120 35.27 1243.9729
11 300 215.27 46341.1729
12 65 -19.73 389.2729
13 111 26.27 690.1129
14 120 35.27 1243.9729
15 200 115.27 13287.1729
16 42 -42.73 1825.8529
17 51 -33.73 1137.7129
18 67 -17.73 314.3529
19 32 -52.73 2780.4529
20 40 -44.73 2000.7729
21 46 -38.73 1500.0129
22 55 -29.73 883.8729
23 250 165.27 27314.1729
24 100 15.27 233.1729
25 63 -21.73 472.1929
26 90 5.27 27.7729
27 47 -37.73 1423.5529
28 82 -2.73 7.4529
29 31 -53.73 2886.9129
30 50 -34.73 1206.1729
∑x = 2542 ∑( x - x¯)² = 133307.867

The total number of students = 2542

Mean = ∑x / n

= 2542 / 25

= 84.73

Variance = ∑( x - x¯)² / ( n-1)

  = 133307.867 / 29

Variance = 4596.823  

Standard Deviation = √4596.823 = 67.80

Sample size n = 30

Sample Standard deviation S = 67.80

mean μ = 84.73

Standard Error = S / n

                                          = 67.80 / √30

                                          = 12.37

               Standard Error = 12.37

Confidence Interval = Mean + - Margin Error

Confidence Interval = Mean + - ( Critical value* Standard Error)

For Critical value:

               ꭤ = 1 – 0.95 = 0.05

P value = 1 – (ꭤ/ 2)

              = 1 – (0.05/2)

              = 1 – 0.025

              = 0.975

From Z table we get

Critical value = 1.96

Now,

Confidence Interval = Mean + - ( Critical value* Standard Error)

                                      = 84.73 + - ( 1.96 * 12.37)

                                      = 84.73 + - 24.24

                                                     = 60 and 109

Confidence Interval = 60 and 109


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