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The following is a random sample of n = 90 undergraduate students' annual textbook expense. 460...

The following is a random sample of n = 90 undergraduate students' annual textbook expense.
460 450 540 770 320 770 680 500 550
260 270 630 560 370 190 500 480 680
580 590 360 380 280 530 580 470 360
600 580 200 360 500 760 610 240 150
600 650 440 360 490 670 340 630 280
220 740 290 260 740 580 520 470 220
360 290 190 230 430 430 310 300 250
660 380 780 800 660 600 380 500 210
370 500 390 310 280 530 510 340 710
640 380 350 800 520 560 560 390 430
2

The variance of the sample is?

3 To build an interval estimate of the population mean, the standard error of the mean is?
4 The margin of error for a 95% interval estimate is?
5 The lower and upper ends of the 95% confidence interval are:
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2                      The variance of the sample is?                                                                                        

= 28628.7640

3                      To build an interval estimate of the population mean, the standard error of the mean is?    

                                                                                                                                 

standard error (se) = sqrt( variance /n) = sqrt(28628.7640/90)

=17.8353

4                      The margin of error for a 95% interval estimate is?                                                        

                        T value with 89 df at 95% level=     1.987                                                                                          

margin of error = t*se =1.987*17.8353 =35.4387

5                      The lower and upper ends of the 95% confidence interval are:                                   

Mean =466.0000

Lower limit = mean-se =466-35.4387 =430.5613

upper limit = mean+se =466+35.4387 =501.4387


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