Benjamin M. answered 10/23/23
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Hi Mia,
Given Data:
- Confidence Level (C) = 0.98
- Sample Variance (s squared) = 7.84
- Sample Size (n) = 27
Objective: Calculate the 98% confidence interval for the population variance (sigma squared).
Formulae:
- Lower Limit = ((n - 1) multiplied by s squared) divided by chi-squared Upper
- Upper Limit = ((n - 1) multiplied by s squared) divided by chi-squared Lower
Chi-Square Values:
- Chi-squared Upper = 45.64
- Chi-squared Lower = 12.20
Confidence Interval for (sigma squared):
- Lower Limit: 4.47
- Upper Limit: 16.71
Interpretation: With 98% confidence, the population variance lies between 4.47 and 16.71.
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Ben