EP INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY+STAT.
EP INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY+STAT.
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Author: Mendenhall
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.79SE

(a)

To determine

To find: 95% confidence interval for the mean diameter of the species.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 10.79SE

A 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ is (169.121,199.879)

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    SpecimenDiameterHeightD/H
    OSU 36651185782.37
    OSU 36652194652.98
    OSU 36653173772.25
    OSU 36654200762.63
    OSU 36655179722.49
    OSU 36656213762.80
    OSU 36657134751.79
    OSU 36658191772.48
    OSU 36659177692.57
    OSU 36660199653.06
    X¯ : 184.5732.54
    S:21.55.37

Calculation:

For the Diameter of the Species:

The sample mean and standard deviation for the recorded data are,x¯=184.5

  s=21.5

If you choose a 5% level of significance ( α=0.05 ), the critical value can be found from the values of t from Table 4 of Appendix I. With df=n1=9 the critical value is tα/2=t0.05/2=2.262

A 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ as,x¯±tα/2(sn)

  =>184.5±2.262(21.5 10)

  =>184.5±15.379

  =>(169.121,199.879)

Thus, you can estimate with 95% confidence that the average diameter lies between 169.121 and 199.879 .

Conclusion: Thus, a 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ as (169.121,199.879) .

(b)

To determine

To find: a 95% confidence interval for the mean height of the species.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 10.79SE

A 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ is (69.423,76.577) .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    SpecimenDiameterHeightD/H
    OSU 36651185782.37
    OSU 36652194652.98
    OSU 36653173772.25
    OSU 36654200762.63
    OSU 36655179722.49
    OSU 36656213762.80
    OSU 36657134751.79
    OSU 36658191772.48
    OSU 36659177692.57
    OSU 36660199653.06
    X¯ : 184.5732.54
    S:21.55.37

Calculation:

For the Height of the Species:

The sample mean and standard deviation for the recorded data are,x¯=73

  s=5

A 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ as,x¯±tα/2(sn)

  =>73±2.262(5 10)

  =>73±3.577

  =>(69.423,76.577)

Thus, you can estimate with 95% confidence that the average height lies between 69.423 and 76.577 .

Conclusion: Thus, a 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ as (69.423,76.577) .

(c)

To determine

To find: a 95% confidence interval for the mean ratio of diameter to height.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 10.79SE

A 95% confidence interval for the mean ratio of diameter to height is (2.275,2.805) .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

    SpecimenDiameterHeightD/H
    OSU 36651185782.37
    OSU 36652194652.98
    OSU 36653173772.25
    OSU 36654200762.63
    OSU 36655179722.49
    OSU 36656213762.80
    OSU 36657134751.79
    OSU 36658191772.48
    OSU 36659177692.57
    OSU 36660199653.06
    X¯ : 184.5732.54
    S:21.55.37

Calculation:

For the ratio of diameter to height of the species:

The sample mean and standard deviation for the recorded data are,x¯=2.54

  s=0.37

A 95% confidence interval gives the upper and lower limits for μ as,x¯±tα/2(sn)

  =>2.54±2.262(0.37 10)

  =>2.54±0.265

  =>(2.275,2.805)

Conclusion: Thus, a 95% confidence interval for the mean ratio of diameter to height is (2.275,2.805) .

(d)

To determine

To compare:the intervals found in parts a, b, and c and explain whether the average of the ratios is same as the ratio of the average diameter to average height

(d)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10.79SE

The average of the ratios is same as the ratio of the average diameter to average height.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The width of the interval for the mean diameter of the species is wider than the other two intervals because of its larger standard deviation.

  Average DiameterAverage Height=184.573=2.53

  Average of DiameterHeight=2.54

Since, the difference is very low we can assume that both are equal.

Conclusion: Thus, the average of the ratios is same as the ratio of the average diameter to average height.

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