1. A pharmaceutical company wants to estimate the mean response time for a suppl
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1. A pharmaceutical company wants to estimate the mean response time for a supplement to reduce blood glucose levels in diabetic patients. One hundred fifty patients with diabetes are randomly selected to participate in the study.
(a) What is the population of interest in this study?
The population of interest in this study is ---Select---
- the 150 randomly selected diabetic patients
- the reduced blood glucose levels
- the pharmaceutical company
- all patients with diabetes .
(b) Determine whether the following statement is true or false.
The sample obtained in this study is the 150 randomly selected patients with diabetes.
- True
- False
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Part a)
Company want to test the mean response time for a supplement to reduce blood glucose levels in diabetic patients.
To test this they have taken samples from the population who has diabetes.
Among these diabetic patients, company has selected 150 as their samples.
So population of interest is the all patients who are suffring from diabetes.
correct option is 4th one ( - all patients with diabetes . )
Part b)
As mention above, company wants to test the mean response time for a supplement to reduce blood glucose levels in diabetic patients.
So for this test they need samples in the form of patients who are diabetic, then only they will come to know the result.
For example :- In a hospital there are 1000 diabetes patients, and company want to perform this test, they cannot test on whole population, so instead of testing on 1000 patient, they draw a sample of some amount, say 150 and then they carry this test on 150 patients.
So the statement is true that, the sample obtained in this study is the 150 randomly selected patients with diabetes.
answer is TRUE
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