As part of a study of the treatment of anemia in pre-menopause women, researchers measured the concentration of iron in the blood of 46 women that had been given a iron enriched dietary supplement for one year. All women were from the same village with same nutrition and life style (same environmental factors). The mean iron concentration was 6.35 ug/dLi and the standard deviation was 1.95 ug/dLi. Please, Calculate the Standard Error of the sample mean 0.2875 0.291 0.936 1.95   Based on the previous question description, please Calculate a 95% confidence interval of the population mean. [ 5.77, 6.93 ] [ 5.75, 6.95 ] [ 4.465, 8.235 ] [ 2.40, 10.28 ]   Based on the 95% CI you got in the previous question, if we change it into calculating 99% CI of the same question, would you expect any changes on the length of the confidence intervals? wider than 95% CI The length of the 99% CI will be shorter than that of 95% CI. The length of the 99% CI will be the same as that of 95% CI. Can not determine. The length of the 99% CI will be wider than that of 95% CI.   Suppose that the data in the first question on the 46 women are regarded as a pilot study, and that the researchers now wish to design a new study for which they want the standard error of the mean to be only 0.05 ug/dLi. How many women should be measured in the new study? 1521 4225 39 1522

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  1. As part of a study of the treatment of anemia in pre-menopause women, researchers measured the concentration of iron in the blood of 46 women that had been given a iron enriched dietary supplement for one year. All women were from the same village with same nutrition and life style (same environmental factors). The mean iron concentration was 6.35 ug/dLi and the standard deviation was 1.95 ug/dLi. Please, Calculate the Standard Error of the sample mean

    1. 0.2875

    2. 0.291

    3. 0.936

    4. 1.95

       
      1. Based on the previous question description, please Calculate a 95% confidence interval of the population mean.

        1. [ 5.77, 6.93 ]

        2. [ 5.75, 6.95 ]

        3. [ 4.465, 8.235 ]

        4. [ 2.40, 10.28 ]

           
          1. Based on the 95% CI you got in the previous question, if we change it into calculating 99% CI of the same question, would you expect any changes on the length of the confidence intervals? wider than 95% CI

            1. The length of the 99% CI will be shorter than that of 95% CI.

            2. The length of the 99% CI will be the same as that of 95% CI.

            3. Can not determine.

            4. The length of the 99% CI will be wider than that of 95% CI.

               
              1. Suppose that the data in the first question on the 46 women are regarded as a pilot study, and that the researchers now wish to design a new study for which they want the standard error of the mean to be only 0.05 ug/dLi. How many women should be measured in the new study?

                1. 1521

                2. 4225

                3. 39

                4. 1522

                   
                   
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