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27 Feb 2023
What happens to the width of the interval if the confidence level goes from 95% to 99%?
No, as it does not contain the conference Interval.
What would happen to the width of the interval if the sample size was n=9?
As the margin of error decreases when sample size increases. Hence, the confidence interval becomes wider.
What would happen to the width of the interval if the sample size was n=100?
If n = 100 then, the 95% confidence interval is given by; = xbar - + tc*(sigma/sqrt(n))
= 12.6 -+ 1.96*(1.96/sqrt(100)) C.I (12.09,13.10). As the margin of error decreases when sample size increases. Hence, the confidence interval becomes narrower.
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What happens to the width of the interval if the confidence level goes from 95% to 99%?
No, as it does not contain the conference Interval.
What would happen to the width of the interval if the sample size was n=9?
As the margin of error decreases when sample size increases. Hence, the confidence interval becomes wider.
What would happen to the width of the interval if the sample size was n=100?
If n = 100 then, the 95% confidence interval is given by; = xbar - + tc*(sigma/sqrt(n))
= 12.6 -+ 1.96*(1.96/sqrt(100)) C.I (12.09,13.10). As the margin of error decreases when sample size increases. Hence, the confidence interval becomes narrower.
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