Question: (construct the confidence intervals by hand, showing work. Use the T-Interval on the TI-84 to check) 1) A random sample of size n=40 is taken
(construct the confidence intervals by hand, showing work. Use the T-Interval on the TI-84 to check) 1) A random sample of size n=40 is taken in order to estimate the mean systolic blood pressure in a population of men over 30 years old. The sample mean is 123.8 and the sample standard deviation is s = 12.7 a) give a point estimate of the population mean. b) Construct (by hand, showing work) a 99% confidence interval for the population mean. c) Construct a 95% confidence interval for the population mean. 2) Assuming that the sample standard deviation will remain at 12.7, how large a sample would be needed in order to reduce the margin of error to 2.0?
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