### Transcription for Educational Website#### (a)Determine the sample mean for weight and the standard error of the mean. (Round the standard error of the mean to three decimal places.)- **Sample mean:** [__________] lb- **Standard error mean:** [__________] lbSelect the correct description for each variable:(i) **The 20 students who provided their weight**- ○ Population- ○ Sample- ○ Population parameter(ii) **All the students at the local school**- ○ Population- ○ Sample- ○ Population parameter(iii) **The mean weight of all the children**- ○ Population- ○ Sample- ○ Population parameter#### (b)Fill in the correct values. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)The 90% confidence interval for the mean is [__________] lb to [__________] lb.Select the correct description(s) of this interval. Select all that apply.- □ The interval is found by adding and subtracting a multiple of the mean to the standard error mean.- □ The interval is found by adding and subtracting a multiple of the standard error mean from the mean.- □ The mean of the sample is equal to the mean of the population.- □ There is a 10% chance that the confidence interval does not contain the mean weight of the school.- □ There is a 10% chance the mean weight of the school is above the larger number in the interval.- □ There is a 90% chance that the confidence interval contains the mean weight of the school.#### (c)Fill in the correct values. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)There is a 1% chance the mean weight of the school is outside the interval [__________] lb to [__________] lb.---This template is designed for students to fill out or for educators to use as a guide when teaching statistical concepts related to sampling, population, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing. **Educational Analysis of Students' Weights**In this analysis, we examine the weights (in pounds) of 20 students from a local school.**Graphical Representation:**- The histogram displayed shows the distribution of students' weights. It is accompanied by a box plot at the top, indicating the data's spread and any potential outliers (e.g., a dot representing an outlier above 260 pounds).**Quantile Data:**- Maximum Weight: 247 pounds.- Minimum Weight: 138 pounds.- 50th Percentile (Median): 176 pounds.- 25th Percentile (Quartile): 158.25 pounds.- 75th Percentile (Quartile): 192.5 pounds.**Summary Statistics:**- Mean Weight: 178.6 pounds.- Standard Deviation: 24.690505 pounds, indicating variability in the weights.- Standard Error of Mean: 5.5209648.- 95% Confidence Interval for Mean: - Upper Limit: 190.15551 pounds. - Lower Limit: 167.04449 pounds.- Sample Size (N): 20 students.**Confidence Intervals (CI):**- For a 90% CI: - Mean Weight Estimate: 178.6 pounds. - Lower CI: 169.0535 pounds. - Upper CI: 188.1465 pounds.- For a 99% CI: - Mean Weight Estimate: 178.6 pounds. - Lower CI: 162.8049 pounds. - Upper CI: 194.3951 pounds.- Standard Deviation and its respective confidence intervals (90% and 99%) provide additional context about weight variability.This data facilitates understanding the weight distribution among the students, helping in assessing general health or nutrition trends in the school.

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Determine the sample mean for weight and the standard error of the mean. (Round the standard error of the mean to three decimal places.) sample mean Ib standard error mean Select the correct description for each variable. (i) the 20 students who provided their weight O population sample population parameter (ii) all the students at the local school population sample population parameter

Determine the sample mean for weight and the standard error of the mean. (Round the standard error of the mean to three decimal places.) sample mean Ib standard error mean Select the correct description for each variable. (i) the 20 students who provided their weight O population sample population parameter (ii) all the students at the local school population sample population parameter

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#### (a)

Determine the sample mean for weight and the standard error of the mean. (Round the standard error of the mean to three decimal places.)

- **Sample mean:** [__________] lb
- **Standard error mean:** [__________] lb

Select the correct description for each variable:

(i) **The 20 students who provided their weight**
- ○ Population
- ○ Sample
- ○ Population parameter

(ii) **All the students at the local school**
- ○ Population
- ○ Sample
- ○ Population parameter

(iii) **The mean weight of all the children**
- ○ Population
- ○ Sample
- ○ Population parameter

#### (b)

Fill in the correct values. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)

The 90% confidence interval for the mean is [__________] lb to [__________] lb.

Select the correct description(s) of this interval. Select all that apply.

- □ The interval is found by adding and subtracting a multiple of the mean to the standard error mean.
- □ The interval is found by adding and subtracting a multiple of the standard error mean from the mean.
- □ The mean of the sample is equal to the mean of the population.
- □ There is a 10% chance that the confidence interval does not contain the mean weight of the school.
- □ There is a 10% chance the mean weight of the school is above the larger number in the interval.
- □ There is a 90% chance that the confidence interval contains the mean weight of the school.

#### (c)

Fill in the correct values. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)

There is a 1% chance the mean weight of the school is outside the interval [__________] lb to [__________] lb.

---

This template is designed for students to fill out or for educators to use as a guide when teaching statistical concepts related to sampling, population, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing.

**Educational Analysis of Students' Weights**

In this analysis, we examine the weights (in pounds) of 20 students from a local school.

**Graphical Representation:**
- The histogram displayed shows the distribution of students' weights. It is accompanied by a box plot at the top, indicating the data's spread and any potential outliers (e.g., a dot representing an outlier above 260 pounds).

**Quantile Data:**
- Maximum Weight: 247 pounds.
- Minimum Weight: 138 pounds.
- 50th Percentile (Median): 176 pounds.
- 25th Percentile (Quartile): 158.25 pounds.
- 75th Percentile (Quartile): 192.5 pounds.

**Summary Statistics:**
- Mean Weight: 178.6 pounds.
- Standard Deviation: 24.690505 pounds, indicating variability in the weights.
- Standard Error of Mean: 5.5209648.
- 95% Confidence Interval for Mean:
- Upper Limit: 190.15551 pounds.
- Lower Limit: 167.04449 pounds.
- Sample Size (N): 20 students.

**Confidence Intervals (CI):**
- For a 90% CI:
- Mean Weight Estimate: 178.6 pounds.
- Lower CI: 169.0535 pounds.
- Upper CI: 188.1465 pounds.
- For a 99% CI:
- Mean Weight Estimate: 178.6 pounds.
- Lower CI: 162.8049 pounds.
- Upper CI: 194.3951 pounds.
- Standard Deviation and its respective confidence intervals (90% and 99%) provide additional context about weight variability.

This data facilitates understanding the weight distribution among the students, helping in assessing general health or nutrition trends in the school.

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