III. Inside the Boot Camp of one branch of theAFP, a Riffle Assembly, Disassembly and Clean(ADC) drill was held to estimate the averagetime soldiers can dismantle an M16 and put itback together clean. The Drill Instructorobserved that the shortest time a number ofsoldiers took to assemble, disassemble andclean an M16 Rifle was 10 minutes, while thelongest time was 22 minutes. This exercise,aside from being part of the soldiers' BasicMarksmanship Training, they are rehearsingfor the coming AFP-wide marksmanshipcompetition. The rules of the competitionspecified that it shall be played as a team;each soldier in the team shall perform theADC; the team with an ADC mean time within20 seconds shall be the winner. How large theteam should the Drill Instructor organize to getthe mean time to within 20 seconds? Assumethat the confidence level is to be 99%.

given data E = 20 seconds 99% ci for mean shortest time = 10 minutes longest time = 22 minutes…

Answered: III. Inside the Boot Camp of one branch…

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