mean baseline LDL level u among adult diabetics whomight benefit from taking Avandia, assuming that o is thesame in this population as in the general population.One-Sample ZThe assumed standard deviation = 30MeanSE Mean99% CI964125.6000.966 (123.111, 128.089)(a) Express this confidence interval as a sentence writtenin the context of this problem.(b) One of the “simple conditions" for inference about apopulation mean is that the population standard deviationo is known. Explain why this assumption may not bereasonable in this specific example. 14.33 Avandia and cholesterol. Drug makerGlaxoSmithKline investigated the potential impact of itsoral antidiabetic drug Avandia (rosiglitazone maleate) onthe blood lipid levels of adults diagnosed with diabeteswho might benefit from taking Avandia. The meanbaseline low-density lipoprotein (LDL, also known as"bad" cholesterol) level for a random sample of 964 suchpatients was X= 125.6 milligrams perThe distribution of LDL levels in the adult population isknown to be close to Normal with standard deviationo = 30 mg/dl." Here is a 99% confidence interval for thedeciliter (mg/dl).

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mean baseline LDL level u among adult diabetics who might benefit from taking Avandia, assuming that o is the same in this population as in the general population. One-Sample Z The assumed standard deviation = 30 Мean SE Mean 99% CI 964 125.600 0.966 (123.111, 128.089) (a) Express this confidence interval as a sentence written in the context of this problem. (b) One of the “simple conditions" for inference about a population mean is that the population standard deviation o is known. Explain why this assumption may not be reasonable in this specific example.

mean baseline LDL level u among adult diabetics who might benefit from taking Avandia, assuming that o is the same in this population as in the general population. One-Sample Z The assumed standard deviation = 30 Мean SE Mean 99% CI 964 125.600 0.966 (123.111, 128.089) (a) Express this confidence interval as a sentence written in the context of this problem. (b) One of the “simple conditions" for inference about a population mean is that the population standard deviation o is known. Explain why this assumption may not be reasonable in this specific example.

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