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following observations on modulus of elasticity (MPa) obtained 1 minute after load ing in a certain conguration: 10,490 16,620 17,300 15,480 12,970 17,260 13,400 13,900 13,630 13,260 14,370 11,700 15,470 17,840 14,070 14,760 Figure 7.10 shows a normal quantile plot obtained from Minitab. The straightness of the pattem in the plot provides strong support for assuming that the population distribution of modulus of elasticity is at least approximately normal. 18000 0 17000 0 16000 15000 14000 00 Modulus 13000- 0 121000 11000- 2 1 0 1 2 N quantile Figure 7.10 A normal quantile plot of the modulus of elasticity data Hand calculation of the sample mean and standard deviation is simplied by subtracting 10,000 from each observation: y, = x, 10,000. It is easily veried that 2y,- = 72,520 and 2y?" = 392,083,800, from which i = 4532.5 and s), = 2055.67. Thus 55 = 14,5325 and 3,, = 2055.67 (adding or subtracting the same constant from each observation does not affect variability). The sample size is 16, so a condence interval for population mean modulus of elasticity is based on 15 df. A condence level of 95% for a two-sided interval requires the t critical value of2.13 l. The resulting interval is 55 i (1' critical value) %= 14,5325 : (2.131) 205/51? 11 = 14,532.51' 1095.2 = (13,437.3, 15,627.7) This interval is quite wide both because of the small sample size and because of the large amount of variability in the sample. A 95% lower condence bound is obtained by using and 1.753 in place of i and 2.131, respectively. As part of a larger project to study the behavior of stressedskin panels, a structural component being used extensively in North America, the article \"Time-Dependent _ Bending Properties of Lumber\" (I. of Testing and Eval., 1996: 187193) reported on various mechanical properties of Scotch pine lumber specimens. Consider the