How much noisier are streets where cars travel faster? An article reports noise levels in decibels and average speed in kilometers per hour for a sample of roads. The following table presents the results. NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. Speed 28.26 Noise 78.1 36.22 79.6 38.73 81.0 29.07 78.7 30.28 78.6 30.25 78.4 29.03 78.4 33.17 79.6

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Find a 95% confidence interval for the mean noise level for streets whose average speed is 30 kilometers per hour.

 

The 95% confidence interval for the mean is?

How much noisier are streets where cars travel faster? An article reports noise levels in decibels and average speed in
kilometers per hour for a sample of roads. The following table presents the results.
NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part.
Speed
Noise
28.26
78.1
36.22
79.6
38.73
81.0
29.07
78.7
30.28
78.6
30.25
78.4
29.03
78.4
33.17
79.6
Transcribed Image Text:How much noisier are streets where cars travel faster? An article reports noise levels in decibels and average speed in kilometers per hour for a sample of roads. The following table presents the results. NOTE: This is a multi-part question. Once an answer is submitted, you will be unable to return to this part. Speed Noise 28.26 78.1 36.22 79.6 38.73 81.0 29.07 78.7 30.28 78.6 30.25 78.4 29.03 78.4 33.17 79.6
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For the variable noise level in streets, using Excel to calculate the values of sample mean and standard deviation as:

The function

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gives Mean x¯ = 79.05 and the function

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gives standard deviation s = 0.96214

The 95% confidence interval for mean noise level is given as:

x¯±zα/2×sn

where zα/2=1.96

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