Prob-4 Composites are materials that are made by embedding a fiber, such as glass or carbon, inside a matrix, such as a metal or a ceramic. Composites are used in engineering structures, and their degradation when subjected to whether conditions is an important issue. In an experiment to investigate the effect of the moisture on a certain kind of composite, the weight gains of a collection of n=28 samples of composite subjected to water diffusion were obtained. The sample mean is x=0.42% with a sample std. of S=0.04% Can we 95% confident from the results of this experiment that the average weight gain for composites of this kind is smaller than 0.43%? ta = Solution: µS (3+1. / / 1 ) -00 ta

Prob-4 Composites are materials that are made by embedding a fiber, such as glass or carbon, inside a matrix, such as a metal or a ceramic. Composites are used in engineering structures, and their degradation when subjected to whether conditions is an important issue. In an experiment to investigate the effect of the moisture on a certain kind of composite, the weight gains of a collection of n=28 samples of composite subjected to water diffusion were obtained. The sample mean is x=0.42% with a sample std. of S=0.04% Can we 95% confident from the results of this experiment that the average weight gain for composites of this kind is smaller than 0.43%? ta = Solution: µS (3+1. / / 1 ) -00 ta

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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