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The 99% confidence interval for a population mean is (207, 227). For a sample data the
sample mean is 217 and the population standard deviation value is 46. Compute the
sample size necessary to produce the confidence interval.
140.8
a)
b)
141.8
139.8.
Cannot determine.
d)​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The 99% confidence interval for a population mean is (207, 227).

For a sample data the sample mean is 217 and the population standard deviation value is 46.

To find : sample size necessary to produce the confidence interval.

Solution:

The 99% confidence interval for a population mean is (207, 227).

Z score = -2.576  to 2.576

Mean = 217

SE = Standard Error

2.58 = ( 227 - 217 ) / SE

=> SE  =  10/ 2.58

SE = SD of population / √n

n = Sample Size

=>  10/ 2.58 = 46/ √n

=>  √n  = 11.868

=> n = 140.8

Hence the sample size necessary to produce the confidence interval. is 140.8

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