Question: QUESTION 5 What is the sample size so that, when using parametric two-tailed z-test (or t-test) for mean for one population, one can have a
QUESTION 5
What is the sample size so that, when using parametric two-tailed z-test (or t-test) for mean for one population, one can have a 90% power to detect an difference in mean that is 1/4 of the standard deviation of the population under the null hypothesis at 5% level of significance? (Check one choice below that is closest to your answer.)
| A. | 169 | |
| B. | 126 | |
| C. | 138 | |
| D. | 208 |
QUESTION 1
Which of the following statements is correct about confidence interval estimation for mean of a population using t-distribution?
| A. | Sample has to be from normally distributed population regardess of sample size. | |
| B. | The larger the standard deviation of the populatoin the smaller the margin of error. | |
| C. | Increase confidence level will increase the margin of error. | |
| D. | Increase the sample size will increase the margin of error. |
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