The monthly sales of cars (in L.L) in a show rooms for a company are assumed to followa normal distribution. A sample of monthly sales has been observed, and given as (inMillions of L.L):140 115 138 97 104The confidence interval for the mean sales in all salesrooms, at a 99% level is:125 145 8125(87.37, 157.96)(96.63, 144.92)(92.51, 159.05)(97.19, 142.15)

From given data, 125,145,88,140,115,138,97,104,125 Mean x=119.67 SD s= s=20.10 n=9 α=0.01

The monthly sales of cars (in L.L) in a show rooms for a company are assumed to follow a normal distribution. A sample of monthly sales has been observed, and given as (in Millions of L.L): 125 145 88 140 115 138 97 104 125 The confidence interval for the mean sales in all salesrooms, at a 99% level is: O (87.37, 157.96) O (96.63, 144.92) (92.51, 159.05) (97.19, 142.15)

The monthly sales of cars (in L.L) in a show rooms for a company are assumed to follow a normal distribution. A sample of monthly sales has been observed, and given as (in Millions of L.L): 125 145 88 140 115 138 97 104 125 The confidence interval for the mean sales in all salesrooms, at a 99% level is: O (87.37, 157.96) O (96.63, 144.92) (92.51, 159.05) (97.19, 142.15)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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