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Need help with a homework discussion question. MAT201 Statistics. Need to produce an excel table and display. Two columns or sets of data. ----------------------------------------=--------------------------------------------------------------- On

Need help with a homework discussion question. MAT201 Statistics. Need to produce an excel table and display.

Two columns or sets of data.

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On the first one we will have a 95% confidence interval with z=1.96 and n=100 Pick a number for xbar between 60-100. Pick a number for s between 4-8. Find the confidence interval given xbar +/- E Note to find the square root of n use n^.5 where you are raising to the .5 or 1/2 power which is a square root. You can also use the square root key.

Here is a short cut to use excel!!!

Pick a value for xbar and s and work it first with n=100 and then with n=400. Let's say you pick xbar = 80 and s=6. Since you have a 95% confidence interval alpha = 100%-95% =5% or .05 as a decimal n is 100.

This is a z score so we use =confidence.norm(alpha, sd, n) to find E

In this case you will type this in an excel cell to find E and then take the =xbar + E and =xbar - E

=confidence.norm(.05,6,100)

then hit enter

Instead of 100 let n=400 Show both intervals and the numbers you used. Why do you think they changed?

(If you had a t test where n< 30 then do then use the following

=confidence.t(alpha,sd,n) to find E.)

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