Do you have a video on how to change this to include the standard error of the mean of n observations instead of just the population standard deviation where Z=(xbar-mu)/sigma/sqrt (n) to figger out something like this, in a hurry? Mu=63, sigma=13, and n=25. Probability that: a. x>65, b. x<59 and c. area between 59 and 65. Answers: a.= .2206, b.=.0618 and c.=.4382. Thank you.
If you know that the confidence interval for a population mean was reported to be 152 to 160 and the population standard deviation is 15, how do you determine the sample size in this study using excel?
Do you have a video on how to change this to include the standard error of the mean of n observations instead of just the population standard deviation where Z=(xbar-mu)/sigma/sqrt (n) to figger out something like this, in a hurry? Mu=63, sigma=13, and n=25. Probability that: a. x>65, b. x<59 and c. area between 59 and 65. Answers: a.= .2206, b.=.0618 and c.=.4382. Thank you.
UpcomingJedi 10 months ago
If you know that the confidence interval for a population mean was reported to be 152 to 160 and the population standard deviation is 15, how do you determine the sample size in this study using excel?
Thanks Del
deljanzen 2 years ago