Work sheet #9   STA 2023

 

For #1 – 9, use the appropriate formula to find the a) Margin of error and b) Confidence interval. Show the formula and your “plug-ins”.

 

1)      Distances driven by male students in one year: 90% confidence, n = 100,  and s = 3577

2)      35 skulls obtained for Egyptian males who lived around 1850 BC: 95% confidence, mm and s = 3.48 mm

3)      Times between uses of a TV remote control: 99% confidence, n =100,

        seconds and s = 2.65 seconds.

4)  Math SAT scores for women: 95% confidence, n = 15, , s = 108

5)      IQ scores of professional athletes: 98% confidence, n = 12, , s = 12

6)      You crash test 10 Dodge Viper sports cars. Mean of the damage costs: 90% confidence, ,  s = $15873

7)      Population proportion  99% confidence, n = 750, x = 150

8)      Confidence level 95%, n = 1350,  x = 216

9)      Confidence level 98% and = .37 and n = 500

 

For #10 – 18, a) tell which calculator screen to use to find the confidence interval and

b) use it to find the confidence interval .

10)  Maximum heart rate during automated snow removal: 95% confidence, n = 10, , s = 18, n = 10

11)  Confidence 98%, n = 1068 and x = 237

12)  98% confidence for Nitrous oxide emissions in grams per mile.

sample: 0.06    0.11     0.16     0.15     0.14     0.08     0.15

(Put in a list & on the screen highlight DATA)

13)  95% confidence for drive-through service times at a Burger King where n = 95,  seconds and s = 55.5 seconds.

14)   Replacement times for a sample of 25 TV sets purchased several years ago: 90% confidence interval,  years and s = 1.1 years.

15)  Survey of 4276 households, 4019 had telephones, 99% confidence interval.

16)  99% confidence for pizza delivery times: n = 50,  minutes, s = 2.8 minutes.

17)  A survey of 1233 people who took trips, 111 said their trip included a visit to a theme park. 96% confidence interval.

18)  Listed below are the values (in dollars) of items shoplifted and recovered for a store. 99% confidence (Put in a list. Then go to Calc, 1-Var Stats to get s. Then go to ZInterval and put in s where it asks for “sigma”.)

145      144      543      347      150      402      34        120      135

16        101      38        209      38        55        24        18        146     

100      450      17        25        40        38        530      10        275     

380      163      25        230      17        102      390      80        331