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01. Suppose we would like to estimate the mean amount of money (µ) spent on books by students in a semester. We have the following data from 9 randomly selected
students: mean= Rs.2490 and standard deviation = Rs.250. Assume that the amount
spent on books by students is normally distributed. Compute a 95% confidence for
population mean.

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Answered by phadyash07
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Answered by shilpa85475
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Confidence Interval = 2473.67 to 2506.34

∴ Confidence Interval = 32.67

Confidence Interval Formula = Ф ± z* × \frac{D}{root N}

where,

Ф = Mean

D = Standard Deviation

N = Sample Size

z* value = 95% confidence corresponding value.

Thus, substituting

Confidence Interval = 2490 ± 1.96 × \frac{25}{3}

= 2490 ± 16.34

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