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To find: The 90% confidence interval for the population
Answer to Problem T8.13SPT
The confidence interval is (4794.4, 5105.6).
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The data set is:
5370 |
4890 |
5100 |
4500 |
5260 |
5150 |
4900 |
4760 |
4700 |
4870 |
Formula used:
The formula to compute the confidence interval is:
Calculation:
Follow the provided steps of Minitab to compute the required confidence interval:
- Enter the data set in Minitab sheet.
- Click on Stat > Basic Statistics > 1-Sample t
- Select Sample in column.
- Click on options and enter 90% in confidence level.
- Click OK.
The obtained output is:
Hence, the required confidence interval is (4794.4, 5105.6)
Interpretation:
The obtained confidence interval shows that there is 90% probability that the mean number of bacteria per millimeter in raw milk lies between 4794.4 and 5105.6.
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