1. Calculate the upper 80%.confidence interval for the population mean. (round to the nearest tenth; place your answer in the box below) 2. If we change the confidence level from 80% to 95% when constructing a Cl for the population mean, we can expect the size of the interval to(increase/decrease, place your answer right beside the confidence interval without a space and without brackets) Full credit will be given if 1 and 2 are correct. Check your spelling!

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A random sample of 90 students at the University has a body weight of 75Kg: It is known from
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1. Calculate the upper 80%.confidence interval for the population mean. (round to the nearest
tenth; place your answer in the box below)
2. If we change the confidence level from 80% to 95% when constructing a CI for the population
mean, we can expect the size of the interval to(increase/decrease, place your answer right
beside the confidence interval without a space and without brackets)
Full credit will be given if 1 and 2 are correct. Check your spelling!
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Step 1: Determine the given data in the question

Let mu be the population mean body weight of the student.

Given that,

No. of students left parenthesis n right parenthesis equals 90

Sample mean left parenthesis x with bar on top right parenthesis equals 75

Population standard deviation left parenthesis sigma right parenthesis equals 133

Confidence level 

left parenthesis C right parenthesis equals 80 percent sign equals 0.80 blank space O R equals 95 percent sign equals 0.95




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