Question: How long sporting events last is quite variable. This variability can cause problems for TV broadcasters, since the amount of commercials and commentator blather varies
How long sporting events last is quite variable. This variability can cause problems for TV broadcasters, since the amount of commercials and commentator blather varies with the length of the event. As an example of this variability, the table below gives the lengths for a random sample of middle-round contests at the 2008 Wimbledon Championships in women’s tennis.
Match Length (minutes)
Cirstea-Kuznetsova………………………… 73
Srebotnik-Meusburger…………………….. 76
De Los Rios-V. Williams…………………. 59
Kanepi-Mauresmo………………………… 104
Garbin-Szavay……………………………. 114
Bondarenko-Lisicki………………………. 106
Vaidisova-Bremond……………………… 79
Groenefeld-Moore……………………….. 74
Govortsova-Sugiyama………………........ 142
Zheng-Jankovic………………………….. 129
Perebiynis-Bammer………………………. 95
Bondarenko-V.Williams…………………. 56
Coin-Mauresmo………………………….. 84
Petrova-Pennetta………………………… 142
Wozniacki-Jankovic……………………… 106
Groenefeld-Safina………………………... 75
(a) Assume that match lengths are normally distributed. Use Theorem 7.5.1 to construct a 95% confidence interval for the standard deviation of match lengths.
(b) Use these same data to construct two one-sided 95% confidence intervals for σ.
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