Is the sample size n=12 enough for eachincentive plan to be 95% confident ofestimating the true average output to within20% of the average time? The followingdescriptive statistics were derived from thedata table.ACDMean522.41667 560.83333543.41667669.25SDChoices:158.84324183.72847 186.14191 102.62299a. Only Incentive D has enough samples.b. A, B and C have enough, but D does nothave enough.c. No they are not enough.d. Yes, they are enough for all plans.

For n=12 & alpha=0.05 the 95% confidence interval for the true population mean(µ) is, Using…

Is the sample size n=12 enough for each incentive plan to be 95% confident of estimating the true average output to within 20% of the average time? The following descriptive statistics were derived from the data table. A В C Mean522.41667560.83333543.41667669.25 SD Choices: 158.84324183.72847 186.14191 102.62299 a. Only Incentive D has enough samples. b. A, B and C have enough, but D does not have enough. c. No they are not enough. d. Yes, they are enough for all plans.

Is the sample size n=12 enough for each incentive plan to be 95% confident of estimating the true average output to within 20% of the average time? The following descriptive statistics were derived from the data table. A В C Mean522.41667560.83333543.41667669.25 SD Choices: 158.84324183.72847 186.14191 102.62299 a. Only Incentive D has enough samples. b. A, B and C have enough, but D does not have enough. c. No they are not enough. d. Yes, they are enough for all plans.

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