(1 point) If we randomly select groups of 20 batteries, measure how many hours t
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(1 point) If we randomly select groups of 20 batteries, measure how many hours they last, and then take the average of he 2o ileimes, we find that the average lifetimes are normaly distributled (a) We get a group of 20 batteries and find that their average lifetime is 106 hours with a standard deviation of 18 hours. What is the probability that we would get a group of 20 batteries with an average lifetime of 106 hours or more if the average lifetime of all batteries is 98 hours? Is this probability significant at the 0.1 level? (one tailed) A. Yes B. No C. Maybe (b) We get a group of 20 batteries and find that their average lifetime is 93 hours with a standard deviation of 18 hours. What is the probability that we would get a group of 20 batteries with an average lifetime of 93 hours or less if the average lifetime of all batteries is 98 hours? Is this probability significant at the 0.1 level? (one tailed) A. Yes B. No OC. Maybe (c) We get a group of 20 batteries and find that their average lifetime is 106 hours with a standard deviation of 18 hours. Based on this data, we can say with 95% confidence that the average lifetime of all batteries is betweenExplanation / Answer
a)
P(X > 106)
mean = 98 , n = 20 , s = 18
z = ( x - mean)/ ( s/sqrt(n))
= ( 106 - 98) /( 18/sqrt(20))
= 1.9876
P(X > 106) = p(z > 1.9876) = 0.0234 by using standard normal table
yes, because probability is less than 0.1.
b)
P(X < 93)
mean = 98 , n = 20 , s = 18
z = ( x - mean)/ ( s/sqrt(n))
= ( 93 - 98) /( 18/sqrt(20))
= -1.2423
P(X < 93) = p(z < -1.2423) = 0.1071 = 0.11 by using standard normal table
N0 , because probability is greater than 0.1.
c)
By using z value
CI for 95%
n = 20
mean = 106
z-value of 95% CI = 1.9600
std. dev. = 18
SE = std.dev./sqrt(n) = 4.02492
ME = z*SE = 7.88870
Lower Limit = Mean - ME = 98.11130
Upper Limit = Mean + ME = 113.88870
95% CI (98.1113 , 113.8887 )
By using t value
CI for = 95%
n = 20
mean = 106
t-value of 95% CI = 2.0930
std. dev. = 18
SE = std.dev./sqrt(n) = 4.02492
ME = t*SE = 8.42426
Lower Limit = Mean - ME = 97.57574
Upper Limit = Mean + ME = 114.42426
95% CI (97.5757 , 114.4243 )
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