Consider group 1 only and suppose that the population variance is 12. What is the 95% confidence interval for population 1? Group 1 (Experimental Group) X bar 1 = 33 Sample size = 10 Population variance = 12. I know that standard deviation is square root of variance. So sqrt 12 = 3.464101615 So sqrt 10 = 3.16227766 Standard error = population standard error/sqrt 10. So what I did: (X bar 1) +/- (1.96)((sqrt (12)/sqrt (10)) 33 +/- (1.96)(1.095445115) 33 +/- (2.147072425) = 30.85 < u < 35.15 I have to round it to two significant digits. So lower bound = 31 So upper bound = 35
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