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Part 1 is completed, I just need help with Part 2. Part 2 is “95% confidence interval for proportion of Male Online College Students.”
3 Age
4
5
6
7
A
8
91
10
11
12
13
14
33 M
15
16
B
Gender
34 M
35 F
17
18
20 F
19
18 F
20
19 M
45 F
21
22
33 M
23
24 M
24
37 F
25
26 M
26
32 F
27
32 F
18 F
28
29
16 M
37 F
30
31
23 F
32
28 F
33
77 F
34
50 F
35
C
36
22 M
25 M
26 F
37
30 M
25 M
24 M
D
Points
1
2
Week 3
2
2
1
1
2
E
Sample Mean:
Sample St. Dev:
Sample Size:
1
1
2
2
Distribution:
Critical Value
Margin of Error:
Lower Bound:
Upper Bound:
F
G
H
I
K
95% Confidence Interval for Average Age of Online College Students:
2
2
1
1
2
Sample Size:
Number of Males:
Male Proportion:
28.88
12.92
26
Interpret We are 95% confident that true population mean lies inside the confidence
(context) interval (23.66, 34.10).
95% Confidence Interval for Proportion of Male Online College Students:
Distribution:
Critical Value:
T-Distribution
Interpret
(context)
Margin of Error:
Lower Bound:
Upper Bound:
2.06*2 decimals
25
Total Points
Week 5 Week 6 Project Help
▾
5.22*2 decimals Calculation:
23.66 *2 decimals Calculation:
34.1*2 decimals Calculation:
A
Female Proportion
Note: Calculation cells should
list the numbers and
operations used to get your
answers. Do not put the
generic formula and show all
calculation steps.
*2 decimals
2.06 12.92/26
28.88-5.22= 23.66
28.88 +5.22-34.10
4 decimals Calculation:
4 decimals Calculation:
4 decimals Calculation:
*4 decimals
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• Review 8.2 of your text as well as the
Project Help tab below for the first
confidence interval calculation (mean).
Also watch Excel videos in BlackBoard.
Review 8.3 of your text as well as the
Project Help tab below for the second
confidence interval calculation
(proportion). Also watch Excel videos in
BlackBoard.
"Show Your Calculation" - these cells
should list the numbers and operations
used to get your answers. Do not just
put the general formula and show all
calculation steps. Do not put "=" in
formulas so I can see the formula by just
looking at the cell, not opening it.
. For the "Interpret" text, what can we
conclude about the population mean
age and the population male proportion
of online students with respect to these
bounds?
I
Your data for Columns A and B will link
from the Week 3 tab on this
spreadsheet- no need to re-input!
• The green cells (G3 and G4) will link
from the Week 3 tab on this
spreadsheet.
• Only cells that are yellow need to be
completed.
. Please note rounding for calculations!
Transcribed Image Text:3 Age 4 5 6 7 A 8 91 10 11 12 13 14 33 M 15 16 B Gender 34 M 35 F 17 18 20 F 19 18 F 20 19 M 45 F 21 22 33 M 23 24 M 24 37 F 25 26 M 26 32 F 27 32 F 18 F 28 29 16 M 37 F 30 31 23 F 32 28 F 33 77 F 34 50 F 35 C 36 22 M 25 M 26 F 37 30 M 25 M 24 M D Points 1 2 Week 3 2 2 1 1 2 E Sample Mean: Sample St. Dev: Sample Size: 1 1 2 2 Distribution: Critical Value Margin of Error: Lower Bound: Upper Bound: F G H I K 95% Confidence Interval for Average Age of Online College Students: 2 2 1 1 2 Sample Size: Number of Males: Male Proportion: 28.88 12.92 26 Interpret We are 95% confident that true population mean lies inside the confidence (context) interval (23.66, 34.10). 95% Confidence Interval for Proportion of Male Online College Students: Distribution: Critical Value: T-Distribution Interpret (context) Margin of Error: Lower Bound: Upper Bound: 2.06*2 decimals 25 Total Points Week 5 Week 6 Project Help ▾ 5.22*2 decimals Calculation: 23.66 *2 decimals Calculation: 34.1*2 decimals Calculation: A Female Proportion Note: Calculation cells should list the numbers and operations used to get your answers. Do not put the generic formula and show all calculation steps. *2 decimals 2.06 12.92/26 28.88-5.22= 23.66 28.88 +5.22-34.10 4 decimals Calculation: 4 decimals Calculation: 4 decimals Calculation: *4 decimals M 0 P Q • Review 8.2 of your text as well as the Project Help tab below for the first confidence interval calculation (mean). Also watch Excel videos in BlackBoard. Review 8.3 of your text as well as the Project Help tab below for the second confidence interval calculation (proportion). Also watch Excel videos in BlackBoard. "Show Your Calculation" - these cells should list the numbers and operations used to get your answers. Do not just put the general formula and show all calculation steps. Do not put "=" in formulas so I can see the formula by just looking at the cell, not opening it. . For the "Interpret" text, what can we conclude about the population mean age and the population male proportion of online students with respect to these bounds? I Your data for Columns A and B will link from the Week 3 tab on this spreadsheet- no need to re-input! • The green cells (G3 and G4) will link from the Week 3 tab on this spreadsheet. • Only cells that are yellow need to be completed. . Please note rounding for calculations!
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In above scenario we have to deal with confidence interval for population proportion.

The formula for the confidence interval for a population proportion follows

CI=p±Zc×p1-pn

where p is the estimated proportion = xn

       and  x is the number of success in the sample 

               n is the sample size 

               Zc is the critical value 

According to the Rule of Sample Proportions, if np>10 then the sampling distributing will be approximately normal.

 

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